Korg has rehashed its Modwave, Wavestate, and Opsix MK2 lineup, releasing rackmount and desktop modules of all three. Each module is smartly crafted to suit both desktop and rack-mount setups. Its panel is revamped to fit the standard 19″ width, and the rear jack panel is set back, ensuring convenient cable access even with the gear mounted above. For desktop configurations, adjustable brackets provide options for panel angles: go flatter for standing performances or more upright for studio sessions while seated.
Modwave’s got 60 voices of polyphony and Housed in a sleek 4U rack-mount enclosure, it retains the familiar controls of the keyboard models, ensuring both power and portability. The Modwave module is set to effortlessly integrate into any studio or desktop production system.
The Wavestate module, featuring a new enclosure design and enhanced processing hardware, is a sonic powerhouse offering an impressive 120 stereo voices of polyphony.
Building on the success of the opsix Operator Mixer, the module simplifies FM synthesis while introducing extra synthesis capabilities and programming. Supporting MIDI 2.0 property exchange and poly aftertouch, Opsix MK2 is an ideal companion to Keystage, offering an efficient workflow and richer sound.
More info Here: https://www.korg.com/au/
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