As we recently reported, KORG have released two new software instruments; opsix native and wavestate native, based on their own opsix and wavestate hardware synths respectively. At the end of the day, these software instruments are sonically and functionally identical to their hardware counterparts, although they do accommodate a very different workflow.
Having both hardware and software versions of opsix at our disposal, we decided to compare the two. Are there any notable differences? And which is the best option for you? Check out our video to find out.
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