wavestate and opsix native
It seems that all my recent blog posts are KORG related! Busy busy busy! Today, the wavestate and opsix native plugins are officially released, bringing the full power and sound of the hardware inside the box for Mac/Windows users. The sound and features are identical and interchangeable with the hardware, allowing a symbiotic studio to stage experience.
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modwave Update 1.1
Following last month’s big update for wavestate, Korg just released the modwave 1.1 update, as well as the new modwave Editor/Librarian app. This update also supports the Sample Builder app (released last month with wavestate 2.0), so you can load your own samples into modwave.
Exciting to see this roll out worldwide, after such an intense development effort!
New Korg Apps and Wavestate 2.0
Long time no see! I’ve spent most of this year in an intense coding sprint at Korg R&D, developing the new Editor/Librarian and Sample Builder apps for the Korg wavestate and modwave, along with the 2.0 update for Wavestate and forthcoming 1.1 update for modwave to support all the new features.
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Korg Modwave Launch
Since the launch of the wavestate one year ago, I’ve been working furiously on the next synth in the family- the modwave. Like the wavestate, we designed and built this synth from the ground up, right here at Korg R&D in California, with help from our colleagues at Korg Japan. I’m excited to see our work publicly unveiled, and can’t wait to hear what the musicians of the world will create with it!
MorePickup Magnet Comparison
It’s been a long, strange year! I’ve hardly posted at all to my blog. My band is on pandemic hiatus- no gigs since January. I’ve been insanely busy at work. It’s becoming apparent that I only have the bandwidth (or is it the willpower?) to produce one video per year, which I typically finally finish during my vacation at the end of December. So here is my video for 2020- something that I’ve been planning for over 10 years – a controlled comparison of magnet pickup types.
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