It’s been a busy past month for Korg’s digital synth team with both wavestate and modwave receiving substantial updates. Now FM fans need no longer feel left out with the release of opsix system software version 2.0. The headline feature of this update is an all new ‘Effect’ operator mode, where individual operators
It’s only been a hot minute since Korg announced their wavestate 2.0 update with support for user sample import and a suite of complimentary software, and today they’ve extended a very similar treatment to their ‘Kaotic’ wavetable synth, modwave. Modwave software version 1.1 is a
Korg’s wavestate synthesizer introduced in 2020 kickstarted their innovative line of digital instruments, now also consisting of opsix and modwave. Wavestate continues to stand out from the crowded synth market with its multi-lane sample sequencing focus, inspired by Korg’s classic wavestation from 1990. Despite shipping with a sizable multi-gigabyte sample library, one feature request that’s surfaced regularly
Korg’s modwave synthesizer was unveiled in January this year during the NAMM “Believe in Music“ event and joins wavestate and opsix as a formidable trio of innovative digital synths, this time bringing wavetable synthesis and a host of other tricks to the party. At first
The NAMM show as we know it may not be happening this year, but that doesn’t mean party’s cancelled and Korg certainly aren’t about to take a break from their usual product release cycle. To coincide with the ‘NAMM Believe in Music’ online event, Korg
