This monster synth combines a variety of features, including wavetables, Kaoss Physics, and Motion Sequencing 2.0.
In 1985, Korg's DW-8000 combined a digital wavetable with rich analog filters to create sounds that were impossible with analog oscillators. For this reason, it is still popular among some enthusiasts.
modwave builds on the assets of that DW series and transforms it into a modern version of the monster synth. It features incredibly deep wavetable oscillators, gorgeous filters, wildly flexible modulation, unparalleled polyphony, extensive coverage of pattern sequencing, and a control system that is immediately accessible.
modwave also features two unique new tools for dynamic change: Kaoss Physics and Motion Sequencing 2.0. kaoss Physics combines x/y Kaoss pads with modulatable game physics to create a powerful, yet and responsive interactive controllers that are not only powerful but also fun to operate. Motion Sequencing 2.0 brings the organic, continuously changing patterns of wavestate's Wave Sequencing 2.0, including multiple lanes and real-time recording, into the world of motion sequencing, helping to create complex, evolving phrases not possible with other step sequencing. Wave Sequencing 2.0 is a powerful tool for creating complex and evolving phrases that are not possible with other step sequencing.
Like Wave Sequencing 2.0 (wavestate) and Altered FM (opsix), the evolution of modwave's wavetable synthesis offers its own completely unique sounds and functionally independent knob layouts that allow these sounds to be customized quickly and easily. The unique wavetable synthesizer features a unique and totally unique sound and a separate knob layout for each function that makes customizing those sounds quick and easy. The distinctive wavetable tones start with aggressive basses and leads and lush ambient pads, adding a new dimension to your tracks. But that's just the beginning. Those who want to dig deeper will find endless sources of discovery. Once you start finding new sounds, keep digging.