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General| Brand | Korg |
|---|---|
| Model | modwave native |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Overview of Korg's modwave synthesizer, highlighting its DW legacy, deep wavetable oscillators, and flexible modulation.
Details on the modwave's extensive wavetable library, modifiers, morph types, and import capabilities for custom wavetables.
Explores the unique Kaoss Physics controller and Motion Sequencing 2.0 for dynamic motion and evolving patterns.
Guide on installing and updating the modwave Native software using the Korg Software Pass application.
Overview of the Play page, which provides access to sound selection, quick edits, and performance controls.
Explanation of how to select and edit Layer A or Layer B, with color-coded tabs for easy identification.
Description of the main editing area where synthesis, motion sequence, and effect parameters are displayed.
How to use the Filters Panel (Search, Categories, Collections) to narrow down sound data lists.
Understanding the Data List, which displays selectable sound data as filtered by the panel settings.
Explanation of how parameters can be modulated, including modulation sources and destinations.
Step-by-step guide on creating modulation routings by dragging sources to destinations.
Accessing global settings like Set List, User Sample Banks, CC assignments, and UI scaling.
Understanding how to undo and redo operations within the editor and librarian modes.
Controls the basic capabilities of the oscillator: single Wavetable, A/B blend, or Multisample.
How to select and manage Programs assigned to each Layer for sound design.
Overview of available filter types including LP, HP, BP, BR, and the complex Multi Filter.
Adjusting the cutoff frequency of the filter, which varies depending on the selected filter type.
Introduction to Motion Sequencing 2.0, its lanes, steps, and modulation capabilities.
Detailed breakdown of the Sequencer page, including lane management, tempo controls, and inspectors.
Configuration of the Arpeggiator, including pattern, octaves, resolution, gate, and swing.
Settings for Layer Volume, Pitch, and MIDI configuration, including Global MIDI Channel.
Controls for Performance Hold, Volume, Octave, and Transpose settings.
Using the Performance Scale feature to apply specific scales and keys to performances.
Lists controllers like Mod Wheel, Kaoss Button, and Damper Pedal as modulation sources.
Details on generators like Envelopes, LFOs, Key Track, and other sources like Tempo.
Explains the Kaoss Physics model, its interactive surface, and generated modulation signals.
Detailed settings for Kaoss Physics, including Hold Position, Tilt, Friction, Bump Height, and Shape.
Parameters for Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release times for envelopes.
How to adjust envelope curvature for different segment behaviors, influencing sound character.
Details on the five LFOs and their synchronized or independent operation.
Guide to selecting various LFO waveforms, including standard and randomized types.
How keyboard tracking affects filter cutoff, using slopes and key points.
Using key tracking to control volume, creating consistent levels or special effects.
Using the Gate processor to switch between modulation sources based on a threshold.
How the Quantize processor creates discrete steps from continuous signals for effects like pitch bend.
Quick access to essential parameters for Pre FX, Mod FX, and Delay via mini editors.
Choosing effect algorithms (Types) and their associated presets for sound shaping.
Parameters for Master Reverb, including sends from layers and reverb types like Early Reflections.
Using the Master EQ to shape the overall tone, with controls for Low and High bands.
Filtering data types, categories, and collections within the Librarian for efficient management.
Choosing which types of data (Performances, Programs, etc.) to display in the Librarian.
Viewing and organizing Performances within Set Lists for gigs or projects.
Grouping and ordering Performances using Set Lists, linked to MIDI Program Change messages.
Steps to resolve issues where no sound is produced by the synthesizer.
Solutions for audio artifacts like clicks, pops, or noise, often related to CPU load.
Minimum and recommended system requirements for macOS and Windows.
Guidance on checking manuals and help centers before reaching out for product support.
Details required when contacting support for efficient problem resolution.
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