Korg Wavestate
- Boombastix
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I think the "state" in the name is the "new" feature. I.e. you can step by step change the sound in the step sequencer (or arp), and also change pitch and other things. Not the only one that does it, but that tiny display and no desktop editor in the plans, well, who's really gonna program it? Maybe that RND function has some built in "smartness". Maybe I'll swing by Korg at NAMM and play with it.
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Ensoniq's Fizmo was one of those long lost gems of the affordable hardware world. I really wish Ensoniq would have weathered the times and stayed a contender - my first workstations were the VFX-SD, the EPS 16+, and the ASR 10.
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The architecture of the Hydra is AWESOME - compared with ... say the Analog 4. (Hard to give up the 4 layers, though)
I LIKE synths with their own KEYS -
and it has ample CV..
MOD 1 and 2 IN and OUT, as well as Pitch Gate and Clock OUT. ... ¿no clock in?
I LIKE synths with their own KEYS -
and it has ample CV..
MOD 1 and 2 IN and OUT, as well as Pitch Gate and Clock OUT. ... ¿no clock in?
selig wrote: ↑10 Jan 2020You can get the desktop version of Hydrasynth for the same price as Wavestate, or pay $1299 and get a bigger keyboard, poly after touch, and a ribbon controller (as well as many additional features including EuroRack CV I/O). It's a matter of which one meets your needs, and especially if you're a huge fan of the original (I'm not, but only because of lack of experience with it).
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You can see in this video the words “Frequency” and “Rectangular Width” which we know from the Moog 921 VCO in 5U. Also, you can see a hint of “+-6”, “Oct”, “Range” and “Audio which gives more clues to this VCO.
When you swing by, try this out if you see it PLEASE!!!
When you swing by, try this out if you see it PLEASE!!!
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Ditto, I love the Wavestate sound capabilities but don't want to go back to hardware. Korg has no plans at present to offer the Wavestate as software, but one can hope they'll reconsider after hardware sales cap. The $799 Wavestate price is amazing, considering the Wavestation cost me over $2100 when it was first introduced in the 1990. Actually, building my MIDI hardware studio with high priced gear back then eventually led to bankruptcy So I'm liking the software alternative today. I even picked up the Korg Legacy Wavestaion EX plugin. Maybe in a few years we'll see the Wavestate "legacy" soft synth.adfielding wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020As for the Wavestate - I think it's got a lot of potential, though I'm not really in the market for more hardware. Must admit I'm not massively enamoured with some of the Korg patch demos, but I'll be interested to see more user examples in the weeks/months ahead. If they released a software version I'd be all over it.
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