Explore even more modulation possibilities with a full collection of resonant 2-pole and 4-pole Lowpass, Highpass, Bandpass, and Band Reject filters, as well as Korg’s Multi Filter, which creates modulatable blends of multiple modes simultaneously. The Modwave also employs the MS-20’s Lowpass and Highpass filters, as well as the Polysix’s Lowpass, all newly enhanced with gain controls to make it easier to dial in the resonance timbre. Modwave’s distinctive wavetable timbres start with basses & leads, and ambient pads, but for those who want to dig deeper, you can get under the hood to explore the synth’s unique sonic architecture. To start, there are hundreds of preset sounds empowered by this new architecture, organized by front-panel category buttons, and all instantly customizable via the four Modulation Knobs. Modwave’s reborn wavetable synthesis delivers its own brand of provocative sounds and a knob-per-function layout that makes customizing those sounds fast and easy.
Motion Sequencing 2.0 brings the organic, continuously evolving patterns of the Wavestate’s Wave Sequencing 2.0 into the world of motion sequencing, including multiple lanes and real-time recording to help you create complex and evolving phrases. Kaoss Physics combines an x/y Kaoss pad with modulatable game physics to create a responsive, interactive controller. The Modwave also introduces two new tools for creating dynamic motion: Kaoss Physics and Motion Sequencing 2.0. Korg’s modwave builds on the DW-8000’s foundations and transforms it into a modern synth, featuring deep wavetable oscillators, filters, flexible modulation, polyphony, pattern sequencing, and hands-on control.
It combined digital wavetables with analog filters to give musicians unique sounds which were impossible to create with analog oscillators alone.
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