KORG WAVESTATE - Reviewing the Editor Librarian Software
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- This video is a quick review of the Korg Wavestate Editor Librarian Software.
I show how to create a new 4 layer Performance using the software and hardware combined. #wavestate #editorlibrarian
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0:00 Start
0:10 Intro
2:18 Ways to create Performances
5:37 Create Performance from scratch
5:54 Programs
6:08 Oscillator/Wave Sequence
6:56 Timing lane
8:04 Single Multisample
9:02 Adjusting Samples
12:06 Wave Sequence
14:50 Add Drums
15:34 Adjust Key Zones
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How do you assign parameters to mod performance knobs using the editor? Every time I click on things within the editor I can't figure out how to assign things. I know I can use the hardware for it, but I want to know how to do it for the editor. This tutorial definitely helped me out a lot, but I still would like to know how to mod things to make weird glitches in my performance.
I'll have a look at this and get back to you, cheers
Thanks for this helpful guide..is there one on how to import patches?
To import patches just open the Librarian software and go to File - Import and select the relevant WS file.
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Hello David, any idea on where I can find this editing software for mac platform?, I can only seem to find windows compatible software.
Here's the link for Mac page
www.korg.com/us/support/download/software/0/840/4808/
Hi, would you know how to adjust the screen shape of the editor/librarian to fit the whole laptop screen in proportion? I have to reduce the view to 60% to display the bottom of the screen as well, which also reduces the width of it and makes it harder to see details. Thanks!
Yeah I think you're stuck with a fixed aspect ratio on that one. I don't use a laptop so never had an issue.
@@DavidThomCreations I can live with it, love the ability to move performances from one setlist to another. On the editor page, I can't see the ability to adjust the amount of reverbs, delays etc for performances. Am I missing something? BTW, the editor/librarian for my Cobalt 5S fits the laptop screen perfectly.
In the editor/librarian can the effects section of a patch be edited? I don't see one, thanks.
Yeah you can, it shows the FX at around 4:42 in the video, its one of the tabs at the bottom of the app. It's probably easier to do this in software rather than on the Wavestate
@@DavidThomCreations Thanks, can't wait to dive in. Generally, I find the effect(s) levels too high in many performances. Appreciate your help!
This video started out good, but then lost focus and fell into sound design sketchbook. I would have liked it to focus on what unique features of the editor make the workflow easier, and how they work.
I think I covered quite a lot of useful information regarding the software. Adjusting things like the sample and timing lanes, key zones and finding multi-samples were all items that made workflow easier in my opinion.
@@DavidThomCreations absolutely. I failed to give credit where it's due. My apologies. I thank you for getting us oriented with the layout and how it is of benefit.
Does anybody know how to record wavestate sounds directly to DAW in PC without connecting to audio interface?
Can't be done, WS needs an audio interface to record. I recommend my Focusrite Scarlett 18i8.
@@DavidThomCreationsI like that interface , but i wish there’s a solution for more efficient Cabling. Instead of using cables for audio and another cables for midi
Good thing but I cant believe its not a VST... Even in 2007 the Korg M3 editor was vst
Does it matter?
@@DavidThomCreations yes it does cause it allos patch recall from the daw
They now do have a vst and sounds identical to the hardware. Only thing you will be missing is real time knob turning to make more unique sounds.
@@Rightly_Divided yes thanks Matt, ive seen it and tried it. its awesome! the only thing, my 6year old computer struggle with cpu. i will exploit it more with my next computer
@@kicksNCY Good to hear! Yeah once you get it to its full capability it should really stand out.