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Korg Wavestation coming to iOS?

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  • pichipichi

    @Samu said:

    @pichi said:
    Cool. I can't wait. I just picked up the VST version on sale the other month.

    I've had the 'Legacy Collection' for quite some time and I love what Korg did with iM1 making the M1 a lot easier to program than the desktop-version so I'm really looking forward to what they have done with the iOS version.

    Who knows maybe we'll get a souped-up iWavestation with integrated sampling (I can dream can't I hehe).

    　Indeed. The iOS versions seem to be so much better than the desktop ones ... which haven't had any serious changes since they came out in 2004!!! Some people even say the iMS20 sounds better than the VST. I don't own the VST so am unable to compare myself though...

  • ElGregoLocoElGregoLoco
    edited October 2016

    @Samu said:
    Who knows maybe we'll get a souped-up iWavestation with integrated sampling (I can dream can't I hehe).

    This would be awesome !
    PS : thanks a lot for the video by the way Samu... Very interesting.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    The day they bring my beloved Korg Trinity V3, oh man.... dreaming!

  • mister_rzmister_rz

    @Samu said:
    To me 'programming' the Wavestation brings back memories from using Trackers but with a more complicated UI :D

    The hardware is even worse than the desktop version, still got my sr still and programming it is like trying to dive into a glass of water, a shot glass. I'm excite that the wavestation version might be like the im1, will be the definitive version programming wise.

  • WillWill

    @mister_rz said:

    @Samu said:
    To me 'programming' the Wavestation brings back memories from using Trackers but with a more complicated UI :D

    The hardware is even worse than the desktop version, still got my sr still and programming it is like trying to dive into a glass of water, a shot glass. I'm excite that the wavestation version might be like the im1, will be the definitive version programming wise.

    I've still got a hardware version as well. Would be incredible if the iOS version could be used as a remote programmer.

  • mister_rzmister_rz

    @syrupcore said:

    @mister_rz said:

    @Samu said:
    To me 'programming' the Wavestation brings back memories from using Trackers but with a more complicated UI :D

    The hardware is even worse than the desktop version, still got my sr still and programming it is like trying to dive into a glass of water, a shot glass. I'm excite that the wavestation version might be like the im1, will be the definitive version programming wise.

    I've still got a hardware version as well. Would be incredible if the iOS version could be used as a remote programmer.

    Stuff of dreams, encourage me to dust it off, change the battery and get into it properly.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    Hmm i swore off retro korg a while ago but maybe this one is closer to my 'golden age'.

  • SamuSamu

    @ElGregoLoco said:

    @Samu said:
    Who knows maybe we'll get a souped-up iWavestation with integrated sampling (I can dream can't I hehe).

    This would be awesome !
    PS : thanks a lot for the video by the way Samu... Very interesting.

    This one is more 'in-depth' and should give a better idea of what can be done with wave-sequences.

    Now imagine using your own samples for the 'sequences'. I know it can be done with HD-1 engine in the Kronos.
    I still do love the sound if the WaveStation Plug-In in the Legacy Collection and when the 'iWhatever' hits the AppStore I'll have some credits waiting.

  • TelefunkyTelefunky

    you're right from the technical viewpoint, but in real life things may run a bit different.
    I've heard this before...
    features are demanded as importatnt or called 'phantastic', but in the end it's preset galore...
    There was a kind of Wavestation follow-up on the Creamware Scope platform (Vectron) around year 2K.
    Even designed by John Bowen, who was involved in the original vector synthesis developement at Sequential and later with the respective Korg department (iirc).

    That synth could import user samples, custom midi control/sequence each and every parameter/modulator , etc...
    But people NEVER got deeper into the engine (though lots of customers were real synth enthusiasts)
    You never read: hey, I did this great pad on Vectron... or stuff like that ;)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Telefunky said:
    you're right from the technical viewpoint, but in real life things may run a bit different.
    I've heard this before...
    features are demanded as importatnt or called 'phantastic', but in the end it's preset galore...
    There was a kind of Wavestation follow-up on the Creamware Scope platform (Vectron) around year 2K.
    Even designed by John Bowen, who was involved in the original vector synthesis developement at Sequential and later with the respective Korg department (iirc).

    That synth could import user samples, custom midi control/sequence each and every parameter/modulator , etc...
    But people NEVER got deeper into the engine (though lots of customers were real synth enthusiasts)
    You never read: hey, I did this great pad on Vectron... or stuff like that ;)

    All the Wavestation programmers ended up looking through the small window in the door of a padded cell - they felt right at home staring at that small window :p

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