The powerful onboard controls of the Wavestate give you control over the timing, sequence and melody independently so the options are pretty endless. Boasting no less than 64 stereo voices, the Wavestate’s sample library is more than a thousand times larger than it's predecessor and allows you to layer up to four programs together and assign effects and controls to each of them. In short, that means even more control and potential for users to create everything from ambient patterns to fully formed beats. In the Wavestate, Korg have continued to explore this idea with what they're referring to as radically reimagined Wave Sequencing 2.0. Although sample-based, it's powerful modulation options made it more of an instrument for creating unique and evolving patterns. The original Wavestation was designed by a Dave Smith led Korg team and gave users access to a wealth of samples with huge potential for creating their own sounds, layers and sequences from them.

Leading the charge are tech giants Korg and their latest announcement has us salivating already.īased on the same kind of sample manipulation that made the original Wavestation so groundbreaking, this is a seriously powerful piece of kit - let's have a rundown of what it can do, shall we? Well, it looks like there's no stopping that trend in 2020 and we could not be happier. With technology only getting better and better, the last year or so has seen some absolutely phenomenal new arrivals to the world of synthesis and production, especially thanks to some fantastic reissues, clones and new adaptions of classic products. What a time to be alive synth enthusiasts.

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