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Korg iWavestation is out!

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  • R_2R_2

    No mention of Gadget integration as of yet

  • Igneous1Igneous1

    Until it works with Gadget, I think I will pass on this - I already have lots of synths that I don't use.

  • pichipichi

    Gadget update includes it.

  • SamuSamu

    Korg is putting all other major Instrument makers into the corner of shame right now by showing how things should be done on iOS :D

  • studs1966studs1966

    @Samu said:
    Korg is putting all other major Instrument makers into the corner of shame right now by showing how things should be done on iOS :D

    ARE YOU LISTENING ROLAND.??.......

  • Igneous1Igneous1

    @Igneous1 said:
    Until it works with Gadget, I think I will pass on this - I already have lots of synths that I don't use.

    Doh - I stand corrected !

  • MusicInclusiveMusicInclusive

    @Samu said:
    Korg is putting all other major Instrument makers into the corner of shame right now by showing how things should be done on iOS :D

    I'd say in TRW as well @Samu! While some may dislike the new Monologue, I can certainly see its potential. We've had the MS-20 mini, ARP Odyssey reissue, Minilogue, now the Monologue. Year on year they're doing the right thing, selling in droves and making customers happy (mostly, apart from the Win 7 64 version of the USB MIDI driver for the Minilogue, ahem, fixed that now but that was a bit of a bother for a while... :wink: )

    And, while Gadget isn't my cup of tea on iOS, I do really appreciate the design and integration of it and that lots of people really do like it. (Just doesn't suit my workflow / music making mentality).

  • GoozoonGoozoon

    While some may dislike the new Monologue

    Dislike based on few videos and pictures?

  • MusicInclusiveMusicInclusive

    @Goozoon said:

    While some may dislike the new Monologue

    Dislike based on few videos and pictures?

    Exactly :smile:

  • R_2R_2

    @pichi said:
    Gadget update includes it.

    And with more control over the patch then I expected! (from looking at iM1/Darwin)

    In Korg we trust

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Videos please anyone?

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    Let me know what IAPs are in the synth, if they are presets or actual new sounds, and how much they cost each. This way, I know how much money I need in iTunes cards format. Cheers! :)

  • TritonmanTritonman

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    Videos please anyone?

    Still holding for drum session? I am so far but a video could make the wait more interesting at least.

  • nrgbnrgb

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @Igneous1 said:
    Until it works with Gadget, I think I will pass on this - I already have lots of synths that I don't use.

    I am kind of glad it doesn't work with Gadget as I always feel compelled to get every new Gadget (it is a sickness) but really don't like the sound of old Korg synths at all.

  • TritonmanTritonman

    It DOES work with Gadget!

  • Lacm1993Lacm1993

    @AudioGus said:

    @Igneous1 said:
    Until it works with Gadget, I think I will pass on this - I already have lots of synths that I don't use.

    I am kind of glad it doesn't work with Gadget as I always feel compelled to get every new Gadget (it is a sickness) but really don't like the sound of old Korg synths at all.

    Jajajajajaja, but it does work with gadget!

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @Lacm1993 said:

    @AudioGus said:

    @Igneous1 said:
    Until it works with Gadget, I think I will pass on this - I already have lots of synths that I don't use.

    I am kind of glad it doesn't work with Gadget as I always feel compelled to get every new Gadget (it is a sickness) but really don't like the sound of old Korg synths at all.

    Jajajajajaja, but it does work with gadget!

    Haha, yah I just saw... Hmm, sounds like old butt to me though... Sigh.

  • TritonmanTritonman

    Thankfully , as far as old butts go, I am happy to knot have comparisons in my music collection. :D

  • skiphuntskiphunt
    edited November 2016

    Please don't get the pitchforks and torches out... I ask this in complete ignorance, but what the heck is all this fanaticism with these Korg synth sounds? They all sound really dated to me. That last demo posted by @nrgb sounds kool, but most of them I hear just sound like throwbacks to a vague time I barely remember.

    That's not to say they sound bad. They do sound interesting, if not somewhat reminding me of old Tangerine Dream, Ultravox, Kitaro, Vangelis, etc. but I don't get the general enthusiasm about emulating those sounds.

    Maybe it's how they're being played in some of the demos and not the synth itself? Because I do like synths in pretty much all Cure stuff. And I know NIN uses a lot of creative synth sources. Also dig ENO and The Orb, M83, etc. so maybe it's just the material being played that sounds kinda cheesy and not so much the synth itself?

    What is the main attraction beyond nostalgia for these synths?

    I'm like Mulder "I want to believe" ;) but they just aren't resonating at a fever pitch for me like they obviously are for many/most of you all.

    I honestly didn't get it with the Moog Model 15 either, but now that I have it... I kinda sorta get it, I guess.

    Since I'm relatively new to iOS sound apps (about a year now) and before that I didn't know anything about any synthesizer at all. I liked some synth stuff in the past, but never paid much attention and I'm not a musician. Never have been. Not really one now either, but I do like to at least try to compose structure somewhat rather than complete random chaos. That's more sound design I think and not really "musicianship".

    So, is the main attraction to some of these synths that sound kinda of dated and slightly cheesy... that they emulate a sound you loved from your past when the only way to get it was with expensive hardware? Or, is it really and purely all about the sound itself?

  • Gaia.TreeGaia.Tree

    Can someone who owns this app let me know if they see a global tuning option?

  • yowzayowza
    edited November 2016

    @Gaia.Tree said:
    Can someone who owns this app let me know if they see a global tuning option?

    Yes there appears to be a place to set the global tuning in the settings menu

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000

    @skiphunt said:
    Please don't get the pitchforks and torches out... I ask this in complete ignorance, but what the heck is all this fanaticism with these Korg synth sounds? They all sound really dated to me. That last demo posted by @nrgb sounds kool, but most of them I hear just sound like throwbacks to a vague time I barely remember.

    That's not to say they sound bad. They do sound interesting, if not somewhat reminding me of old Tangerine Dream, Ultravox, Kitaro, Vangelis, etc. but I don't get the general enthusiasm about emulating those sounds.

    Maybe it's how they're being played in some of the demos and not the synth itself? Because I do like synths in pretty much all Cure stuff. And I know NIN uses a lot of creative synth sources. Also dig ENO and The Orb, M83, etc. so maybe it's just the material being played that sounds kinda cheesy and not so much the synth itself?

    What is the main attraction beyond nostalgia for these synths?

    I'm like Mulder "I want to believe" ;) but they just aren't resonating at a fever pitch for me like they obviously are for many/most of you all.

    I honestly didn't get it with the Moog Model 15 either, but now that I have it... I kinda sorta get it, I guess.

    Since I'm relatively new to iOS sound apps (about a year now) and before that I didn't know anything about any synthesizer at all. I liked some synth stuff in the past, but never paid much attention and I'm not a musician. Never have been. Not really one now either, but I do like to at least try to compose structure somewhat rather than complete random chaos. That's more sound design I think and not really "musicianship".

    So, is the main attraction to some of these synths that sound kinda of dated and slightly cheesy... that they emulate a sound you loved from your past when the only way to get it was with expensive hardware? Or, is it really and purely all about the sound itself?

    Keep in mind. the synth sounds themselves are just raw material. when passed through effect chains and eqs you can morph them to an extreme degree. so the basic sounds themselves aren't what you hear in the final production usually. Myself i love having various sources of raw material. and to have it all in a single portable device and not having to lug around a ton of hardware is a godsend.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @skiphunt said:
    Please don't get the pitchforks and torches out... I ask this in complete ignorance, but what the heck is all this fanaticism with these Korg synth sounds? They all sound really dated to me. That last demo posted by @nrgb sounds kool, but most of them I hear just sound like throwbacks to a vague time I barely remember.

    That's not to say they sound bad. They do sound interesting, if not somewhat reminding me of old Tangerine Dream, Ultravox, Kitaro, Vangelis, etc. but I don't get the general enthusiasm about emulating those sounds.

    Maybe it's how they're being played in some of the demos and not the synth itself? Because I do like synths in pretty much all Cure stuff. And I know NIN uses a lot of creative synth sources. Also dig ENO and The Orb, M83, etc. so maybe it's just the material being played that sounds kinda cheesy and not so much the synth itself?

    What is the main attraction beyond nostalgia for these synths?

    I'm like Mulder "I want to believe" ;) but they just aren't resonating at a fever pitch for me like they obviously are for many/most of you all.

    I honestly didn't get it with the Moog Model 15 either, but now that I have it... I kinda sorta get it, I guess.

    Since I'm relatively new to iOS sound apps (about a year now) and before that I didn't know anything about any synthesizer at all. I liked some synth stuff in the past, but never paid much attention and I'm not a musician. Never have been. Not really one now either, but I do like to at least try to compose structure somewhat rather than complete random chaos. That's more sound design I think and not really "musicianship".

    So, is the main attraction to some of these synths that sound kinda of dated and slightly cheesy... that they emulate a sound you loved from your past when the only way to get it was with expensive hardware? Or, is it really and purely all about the sound itself?

    I imagine it is nostalgia. Even Yanni eventualy shaved his moustache though. Looking foward to when korg runs out of retro fetish and gets creative with gadgets.

  • stemshadestemshade

    @skiphunt said:
    Please don't get the pitchforks and torches out... I ask this in complete ignorance, but what the heck is all this fanaticism with these Korg synth sounds? They all sound really dated to me. That last demo posted by @nrgb sounds kool, but most of them I hear just sound like throwbacks to a vague time I barely remember.

    That's not to say they sound bad. They do sound interesting, if not somewhat reminding me of old Tangerine Dream, Ultravox, Kitaro, Vangelis, etc. but I don't get the general enthusiasm about emulating those sounds.

    Maybe it's how they're being played in some of the demos and not the synth itself? Because I do like synths in pretty much all Cure stuff. And I know NIN uses a lot of creative synth sources. Also dig ENO and The Orb, M83, etc. so maybe it's just the material being played that sounds kinda cheesy and not so much the synth itself?

    What is the main attraction beyond nostalgia for these synths?

    I'm like Mulder "I want to believe" ;) but they just aren't resonating at a fever pitch for me like they obviously are for many/most of you all.

    I honestly didn't get it with the Moog Model 15 either, but now that I have it... I kinda sorta get it, I guess.

    Since I'm relatively new to iOS sound apps (about a year now) and before that I didn't know anything about any synthesizer at all. I liked some synth stuff in the past, but never paid much attention and I'm not a musician. Never have been. Not really one now either, but I do like to at least try to compose structure somewhat rather than complete random chaos. That's more sound design I think and not really "musicianship".

    So, is the main attraction to some of these synths that sound kinda of dated and slightly cheesy... that they emulate a sound you loved from your past when the only way to get it was with expensive hardware? Or, is it really and purely all about the sound itself?

    Well the im1 and wavestation sound dated for sure. But the ODYSSEY, moog, ms20 are used by all those guys you like. If i recall correctly the m83 dude uses the ms20 a lot.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Not much that doesn't sound dated to some degree these days. Maybe a sign of old age on my part. Can't remember the last time I heard something and thought WOW that's totally new.... :p

  • TritonmanTritonman

    @skiphunt said:
    Please don't get the pitchforks and torches out... I ask this in complete ignorance, but what the heck is all this fanaticism with these Korg synth sounds? They all sound really dated to me. That last demo posted by @nrgb sounds kool, but most of them I hear just sound like throwbacks to a vague time I barely remember.

    That's not to say they sound bad. They do sound interesting, if not somewhat reminding me of old Tangerine Dream, Ultravox, Kitaro, Vangelis, etc. but I don't get the general enthusiasm about emulating those sounds.

    Maybe it's how they're being played in some of the demos and not the synth itself? Because I do like synths in pretty much all Cure stuff. And I know NIN uses a lot of creative synth sources. Also dig ENO and The Orb, M83, etc. so maybe it's just the material being played that sounds kinda cheesy and not so much the synth itself?

    What is the main attraction beyond nostalgia for these synths?

    I'm like Mulder "I want to believe" ;) but they just aren't resonating at a fever pitch for me like they obviously are for many/most of you all.

    I honestly didn't get it with the Moog Model 15 either, but now that I have it... I kinda sorta get it, I guess.

    Since I'm relatively new to iOS sound apps (about a year now) and before that I didn't know anything about any synthesizer at all. I liked some synth stuff in the past, but never paid much attention and I'm not a musician. Never have been. Not really one now either, but I do like to at least try to compose structure somewhat rather than complete random chaos. That's more sound design I think and not really "musicianship".

    So, is the main attraction to some of these synths that sound kinda of dated and slightly cheesy... that they emulate a sound you loved from your past when the only way to get it was with expensive hardware? Or, is it really and purely all about the sound itself?

    The piano is certainly a more dated sound yet it continually finds it's way into song after song to this very day. It depends on how it is played of course as well as what it is played with.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @skiphunt said:

    That's not to say they sound bad. They do sound interesting, if not somewhat reminding me of old Tangerine Dream, Ultravox, Kitaro, Vangelis, etc. but I don't get the general enthusiasm about emulating those sounds.

    Old Tangerine Dream used modular synths and Moogs - interestingly that stuff doesn't sound dated to me, but the later stuff they did with plinky 80/90's synths does.

    I'll need to hear a few more demos, but I'm guessing this aint for me.

  • skiphuntskiphunt
    edited November 2016

    I'm definitely not buying anything new at the moment after all the purchases I've already made over the last week. And I don't want to get on the Gadget train and become obsessed with iAPs (I know I would) ;)

    But, given the acts and stuff I've said I like in general, ie. more edgy, or weird soundscape sound design stuff (not tunes)... if you were going to just have one stand-alone Korg synth app, which one would it be?

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @skiphunt said:
    I'm definitely not buying anything new at the moment after all the purchases I've already made over the last week. And I don't want to get on the Gadget train and become obsessed with iAPs (I know I would) ;)

    But, given the acts and stuff I've said I like in general, ie. more edgy, or weird soundscape sound design stuff (not tunes)... if you were going to just have one stand-alone Korg synth app, which one would it be?

    Shoom. ;)

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