I find this one of my most frustrating synths I have ever used, I love how it sounds, I hate the UI, specifically how much menu diving is required when you want to set up MIDI aspects of each of the 1 of 4 parts. That screen is just BS but the companion software makes it so much easier but makes it sort of a moot point if you're looking at a screen to control hardware. The synth is an overly complicated mess to me, sounds great, let down by the tiny screen. I have the OG WS with not AT which is annoying AF too, so mine is packed away, I don't know if I will ever sell it, maybe I will keep it as a constant reminder of how great my music was through a whole bunch of hair tearing experiences.
Same. Besides the build quality is just crap and I do not like the clicky buttons... I bought the Wavestate plugin and I am really happy with that :) Edit: Oh and I am waiting for the SE version to go down in price... if it is around $1200 I might grab one.
@@gin-sonic If I had to do it all over again, I would not get the SE but get the module, then attach a PAT keybed to it, or controller, which would work out cheaper than an SE. The SE to me seems like a wasted opportunity to improve the screen, where as the module seems like an intimate experience, up personal and close.
Link to the video on the reverb section:
th-cam.com/video/0OPxiFm857E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=R7GrSymXjxW_8Ctz
Most excellent. I kinda want this synth.
I adapted this patch to the korg m1 plugin, lowered it a bit and added more reverb and now I know how to make dungeon synth
This and the pads video has gave me a terrible case of GAS. Gonna need to try see if my jd08 can do something close enough to this to tide me over.
I find this one of my most frustrating synths I have ever used, I love how it sounds, I hate the UI, specifically how much menu diving is required when you want to set up MIDI aspects of each of the 1 of 4 parts.
That screen is just BS but the companion software makes it so much easier but makes it sort of a moot point if you're looking at a screen to control hardware.
The synth is an overly complicated mess to me, sounds great, let down by the tiny screen.
I have the OG WS with not AT which is annoying AF too, so mine is packed away, I don't know if I will ever sell it, maybe I will keep it as a constant reminder of how great my music was through a whole bunch of hair tearing experiences.
Same. Besides the build quality is just crap and I do not like the clicky buttons... I bought the Wavestate plugin and I am really happy with that :)
Edit: Oh and I am waiting for the SE version to go down in price... if it is around $1200 I might grab one.
@@gin-sonic If I had to do it all over again, I would not get the SE but get the module, then attach a PAT keybed to it, or controller, which would work out cheaper than an SE.
The SE to me seems like a wasted opportunity to improve the screen, where as the module seems like an intimate experience, up personal and close.