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Korg Wavestate Wave Sequencing Synthesizer Expired

$559
$699.00
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Adorama has Korg Wavestate Wave Sequencing Synthesizer on sale for $559. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • Wave Sequencing 2.0
  • Extensive modulation with hands-on control
  • Gigabytes of samples
  • Modeled filters, including MS-20 and Polysix
  • 64 stereo voices
  • 4 Layers with Vector control
  • 14 simultaneous effects
  • Set Lists and Smooth Sound Transitions
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This is a more esoteric form of synthesis that would go over a 6 year old's head. I have a hard time wrapping my head around some aspects as a 40-something. Subtractive synthesis is much more straightforward, and gives an understandable reaction for each knob turned. IMO, the Korg Monologue would be a great synth for a kid. It's cheap, especially on then used market (around $200), is pretty close to one knob per function, and has a built-in oscilloscope, so they can see the waveform they're creating/affecting.
Excellent! More synth deals, iconian!!
Yes, if they're on shrooms.

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06-20-2021 at 11:24 PM.
06-20-2021 at 11:24 PM.
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This is a more esoteric form of synthesis that would go over a 6 year old's head. I have a hard time wrapping my head around some aspects as a 40-something. Subtractive synthesis is much more straightforward, and gives an understandable reaction for each knob turned. IMO, the Korg Monologue would be a great synth for a kid. It's cheap, especially on then used market (around $200), is pretty close to one knob per function, and has a built-in oscilloscope, so they can see the waveform they're creating/affecting.
OPTICSOURCEAren't there much cheper software alternatives to this? even built into Reason, Live, FL Studio, etc, or VST?
C'mon, every 6 year old should know how sweep a wavetable. Learn your sub-menus, then you can have some ice cream.
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06-21-2021 at 08:43 AM.
06-21-2021 at 08:43 AM.
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You're right but your computing power definitely takes a hit if you're using so many sounds. Hardwire just has this undeniable fee to it that can't be replicated digitally sometimes.
Agreed.

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I have had countless synths and workstations.

What I've kept: Bass Station II + Deep Mind 12 (don't use it much -desk space/time)

The rest is iPad or ITB. Some of the iPad synths are ridiculously good (AudioKit's stuff is on another level)
VPS Avenger Synth, SynthMaster and Spire are my favs ITB.
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