KORG Wavestate Native 1.2.4 for ios instal

One of the weaker aspects of the original Wavestation was its filter, which lacked resonance and character. The Wavestate receives polyphonic aftertouch via external MIDI, but it’s a shame not to have it built-in.

There’s one omission on the modulation front though, in that there’s no aftertouch from the built-in keyboard (although it does have velocity and release velocity).

There are also six assignable performance, rotaries on the front panel, a complex modulation matrix – allowing for the depth of any routing to be modulated by a secondary source – and a pair of Eurorack-like modulation processors. Maybe this is the first official release? In any case, the Editor is here, version 1.01, and includes support for the Sample Builder and importing of user sample banks.There’s a lot more to the Wavestate’s modulation options aside from this though, including per-voice envelopes and LFOs for amp, pitch and filter, plus an additional LFO for pan position (each of the Wavestate’s 64-voices is stereo). The documentation says that the firmware update adds support for the Editor/Librarian which is odd because I reviewed the Modwave back in July with a fully functional Editor/Librarian, albeit version 0.9.14. There are plenty of other little updates and tweaks to the user interface, operation and naming of things that are all detailed in the documents that come with the update. That’s about all there is that’s particularly interesting. The Kaoss Physics gets a new parameter with Lag Time which smooths out the modulation values to give gentler changes to the motion of the ball. A user bank can have up to 3,000 mono or 1,500 stereo samples built into Multisample instruments.

Firmware version 1.1 opens up 4GB of storage inside the Modwave for your own samples. The Korg Modwave comes with a whole bank of PCM sample content that can be used in the oscillators to mix with the wavetables.

KORG Wavestate Native 1.2.4 for ios instal