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Type | Software Synthesizer |
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Sound Engine | Wave Sequencing 2.0 |
Polyphony | 64 stereo voices |
Bit Depth | 64-bit |
Effects | Reverb, EQ |
Compatibility | Standalone |
Plugin Formats | VST3, AAX, AU |
System Requirements - Mac | macOS 10.13 or later, Intel Core i5 |
System Requirements - PC | Windows 10, Intel Core i5 |
Introduces the dynamic Wave Sequencing 2.0 synthesis engine.
Details various filter types and their characteristics for shaping sound.
Explains the extensive modulation system with sources, destinations, and processors.
Explains interaction methods like knobs, sliders, and graphic editing.
Process for installing and updating wavestate native software via Korg ID.
Features for managing edits, sound randomization, and tempo synchronization.
Tool for selecting Performances, Programs, Wave Sequences, and other sound data.
Details on how to save Performances, Programs, Wave Sequences, and their data.
Access to global settings like CC assignments, User Sample Bank, and global scales.
Load sounds from disk or export user data for backup and transfer.
Supports multiple levels of undo and redo, with history maintained separately for modes.
Controls how volume and tone respond to keyboard playing dynamics (velocity).
Details various velocity curve options (Heavy, Normal, Light, Wide) for response customization.
Defines response to pressure applied to the keyboard, with various curve types available.
Explains modulation sources, intensity, destinations, and visual indicators of modulation.
Procedure for creating modulation routings by dragging sources to destinations.
Assigns MIDI CCs to control Mod Knobs or use CCs as modulation sources.
Allows copying and pasting of various elements like Layers, Programs, and effects.
Enables copying, pasting, cutting, inserting, and deleting of individual Wave Sequence Steps.
Sets the randomization scope (Performance, Program, Layer, etc.) and specific parameter groups.
Chooses between various filter types like Polysix, MS-20 LP/HP, and Multi Filter.
Detailed explanations of LP, HP, BP, BR, 2-pole, 4-pole, and Multi Filter types.
Controls the filter's cutoff frequency, affecting timbre based on filter type.
Emphasizes frequencies around the cutoff, altering timbre and potentially creating whistling pitches.
Adjusts input gain and saturation for MS-20 and Polysix filters.
Combines multiple filter modes simultaneously for complex filter designs.
Morphs between Mode 1 and Mode 2 settings in the Multi Filter.
Configures filter types for Mode 1, Mode 2, or custom manual mixes in Multi Filter.
Controls default modulation routings for Filter Cutoff from LFO, Envelope, and Key Track.
Sets the basic pitch in octaves and transposes the pitch in semitones.
Adjusts fine-tuning and controls how pitch tracks the keyboard via slope.
Controls pitch modulation from Pitch LFO, Pitch Envelope, and Velocity scaling.
Enables and configures portamento for smooth pitch gliding between notes.
Sets portamento behavior (constant rate or time) and its duration.
Sets the maximum amount of pitch bend for the wheel above and below center.
Controls basic Program volume and its modulation, with tips for level management.
Applies modulation from Amp LFO, Velocity, and Key Track to the Program's level.
Sets stereo panning and applies LFO modulation or random panning to voices.
Explains the dynamic system separating parameters into 'Lanes' for complex sound creation.
Chooses between using a Wave Sequence or a Single Multisample for the Program.
The main area for editing Wave Sequences, allowing selection of Lanes and Steps.
Manages step duration, tempo sync, speed, crossfade, and rhythmic swing.
Determines the sample played by each Step in the sequence.
Constrains Pitch Lane output to a specific scale and key.
Controls step sound length as a percentage of Timing Lane duration and its probability.
Generates modulation sources for other synthesis parameters.
Adds stacked, detuned voices for a thicker sound and sets the detuning spread.
Defines the highest/lowest notes for Layer sound and sets keyboard crossfade ranges.
Sets highest/lowest velocities for Layer sound and defines velocity crossfade ranges.
Transposes the entire Performance and selects whether to use Performance Scale settings.
Selects the first scale type and its root key from a variety of tuning systems.
Displays all matching modulation routings, allowing parameter editing and source/intensity changes.
Envelopes, LFOs, Key Tracks, and Mod Processors as key modulation generators.
Controls sound via Vector Joystick and/or Vector Envelope for complex modulation.
Controls Layer volumes via Vector Joystick/Envelope and sets volume crossfade behavior.
Sets Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release times/levels for envelopes.
Selects sources and thresholds to trigger or re-trigger envelopes.
Recreates instrument brightness by increasing filter cutoff with higher pitches.
Defines keyboard breakpoints (Low, Mid, High) and slopes for complex tracking curves.
Configures slopes and breakpoint keys for detailed keyboard tracking adjustments.
Switches between two sources/values using a third source, similar to an audio gate.
Adds a constant offset to a modulation source or doubles gain, with bipolar/unipolar conversion.
Changes continuous signals into discrete steps, altering LFO/envelope shapes.
Scales input modulation signals using a Scale Source and adjusts amounts.
Creates custom controller curves or alters modulation source shapes with Symmetric/Asymmetric modes.
Creates gentle transitions by smoothing abrupt changes in modulation signals.
Adds two modulation sources together, useful for merging and smoothing signals.
Selects effect algorithm (Type) and available presets for each effect.
Details Pre FX types: Decimator, Graphic EQ, Guitar Amp, Modern Compressor, Parametric EQ.
Details Mod FX types: Chorus/Flanger, Phasers, Vibrato Chorus, Ensemble, Modulator.
Details Delay types: L/C/R, Multiband Mod, Reverse, Stereo/Cross, and Tape Echo.
Provides high-quality reverb with early reflections and a diffusion-based core.
Dedicated parametric EQ after Master Reverb, with On/Off, Trim, and band adjustments.
Filters and displays Performances, Programs, Wave Sequences, etc., for editing and export.
Lets you load new sounds, transfer data, and back up/restore data between versions.
Checks for zero volume settings, correct audio output, and application settings.
Addresses issues caused by high CPU load, suggesting buffer size and polyphony adjustments.
Explains latency factors and how to adjust buffer size for optimal performance.
Troubleshoots MIDI device connection, detection, and controller selection.