Wave Sequencing 2.0 allows you to manipulate sample sequence, timing, and pitch independently to create complex, evolving patches with a non-linear vibe. The results could be incredibly animated and rhythmic, but with unchanging repetition. In the original Wavestation keyboard, a wave sequence is comprised of individual steps, each with its own duration, sample, and pitch. And with the Wavestate synthesizer, Wave Sequencing 2.0 gives you more creative potential to manipulate sounds.

Wave Sequencing returned in Korg's OASYS and KRONOS keyboards to the delight of music producers, sound designers, and composers alike. With its ability to take raw samples and transform them into never-before-heard sounds, the original Korg Wavestation became a favorite for its rich, evocative pads and pulsating, rhythmic sounds. And with the ability to save your presets as a Set List for fast recall, and Smooth Sound Transitions that allow a sound to finish ringing out even after you've changed patches, the Korg Wavestate synthesizer keyboard could be the new performance synth you've been waiting for. By combining elements of subtractive synthesis, groove boxes and drum machines, and algorithmic composition, Wavestate offers sonic capabilities you won't find anywhere else.

Building on the legendary heritage of the original Wavestation from 1990, and with a focus on real-time performance and groundbreaking sample manipulation, everyone from fans of classic '90s synths to forward-thinking sound designers have reason to be excited. Wave sequencing synthesis is back and better than ever, in the Korg Wavestate 37-key synthesizer.

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