I’ve owned more hardware from Korg than any other maker and after having played the Legacy Wavestation for a year or so, my verdict: the difference is so subtle, its irrelevant.
The Legacy seems to have a slightly cleaner convertor-aroma, but geez, its a $50 Wavestation ($2600 when new) with ALL of the library cards built-in ($100 per).
How much synth power do ya NEED? The GUI is a squinty thing in use, but that’s a small issue with such a broad instrument. Some people swear by “vintage” and others decry it as too backward-looking. I think its *my* job to make the sound at hand musical. As with the new D-05 module, its not the obvious, legendary patches that matter its what you can do with the multitude of potent sounds NEXT to those.īesides, good luck maintaining a decades-old hardware Wavestation. A display replacement, button replacements, new battery and possible keybed needs can cost you two mortgage payments. Engineers with an exhaustive knowledge of the WAVESTATION made careful adjustments in order to obtain the sound of the original instrument, something that cannot be obtained simply by sampling the original sounds.I once learned that the hard way! Nope, the Legacy version will do just fine. For the hardware, we analyzed the circuit diagrams of the original design, and completely replicated the circuitry in software down to the last detail. The new iWAVESTATION also reproduces in software every detail of each parameter. In the KORG Collection WAVESTATION providing the sounds from all PCM memories of the WAVESTATION.
When you create a patch using multiple oscillators, the WAVESTATION lets you use vector synthesis to freely configure how the sound is modulated. The WAVESTATION differs most greatly from other synthesizers in how it lets you freely design and play wave sequences. A wave sequence cross-fades a variety of waveforms, smoothly connecting these waveforms to let you play them. The WAVESTATION was the first synthesizer that enabled wave sequencing. A complete reproduction of the advanced vector synthesis system
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