Kraft Music - Korg Wavedrum Global Edition Demo with Michael Jones
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The original Korg Wavedrum amazed the music world back in 1994, gaining instant fame with its innovative design, performance possibilities, and unique sounds. The power-packed, affordable next-generation Wavedrum Dynamic Percussion Synthesizer is here today and ready to make musical history (Again). Wavedrum Global features an electric blue shell with a striking white control panel and boasts the largest palette of cutting-edge sounds of any Wavedrum to date, plus 50 all-new and diverse "World" percussion sounds (200 total).
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Need this to be my steering wheel
how can i go about doing that?
I owned the 2nd gen. And I'd totally love to have this one. The sound quality feels organic enough for a digital drum.
The wavedrum mini I still own it and it's the most underrated toy ever.
Love korg drums.
great demo, what an interesting concept, absolutely love the presets.
many thanks for this video! now for the 'performance' one ......
Thanks for this excellent demo with helpful tutorial ideas!
hmmm only displays numbers so I have to pre program or memorize the numbers/patches? sounds great but not a great UX UI for changing through dozens of sounds on the fly. Wish it had a mic inpout so I could squish mud in a bucket or break glass and have it playable... LOVE it though.
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Yeah, but where is the cowbell, it needs cowbell :)
cowbell fever !!
can you set 2 up together - like congas with variable sound mixes between each?
How can this beast NOT have MIDI out? :(
I thought the same. I guess the internals of the Wavedrum don't reply on MIDI for anything, it processes complex sensor/mic data straight into an audio signal so creating MIDI data from that same input would be an extra step.
It would be so nice to have e.g. MIDI channels for (1) main skin hit (2) main skin press and (3) rim hit - I think I would have bought one by now.
where can I buy this in new zealand, can't find it anywhere?
mase ofspades Music world
Online. They won't ship it to you? Any one of these places like Sweetwater or Kraft music should ship worldwide. Even Ebay should be able to ship most things to you. Amazon claims that they can ship things internationally and you can buy most anything on Amazon.
Yep, I got mine online (eBay) from a Tokyo based seller, best price (worldwide), painless, delivered 10 days from order.
how does the looper pedal work?
Awesome ! Can we add our own loops apart from the factory stuff? Is there a way to assign different built in sounds on different areas of the drums? For example hi hats on right side & Kick on left side & have snare in center.Is it possible to customize?
TriumphinChrist for sound assignments yes i think you can edit that in with practice.
With regard to playing your own loops, yes but you can bring them in using the AUX input, theres no way of storing your loops onboard, and say an iPad with your favourite looper app or background loops. A Korg Kaossilator pro is a superb accompaniment to this. If you put output of wave drum into KAOSS pad then you effectively have infinite looping!
Hope that helps
Jb x
I was planning on buying some brushes for mine, but this vid says I should also buy a new head. Will I be disappointed if I try them with the standard head?
It was played here with the factory head. Sounds great to me. I am sure there are some subtleties to be gained from a coated head, but not necessary for anyone less than an expert.
The head it comes with is more fibrous, and will eventually break down with abrasive playing techniques, but it's also more sensitive.
Interesting percussion.
But if stand is non-flexible, it is bad, cause percussion on that height, while you sit, should be lean forward, not to you. Like djembe
Having never used an instrument before broadcasting its potential world wide is extremely disadvantageous to viewers not to mention the manufacturer