When the sequence is moving forward, each of the Lanes are combined which creates the output. With each Lane you can decide how many steps you need, as well as dictating the start, end and loop points.

Each of these independent parameters is known as a “Lane”. You can also edit and morph new parameters such as shapes, gate times and the values on the step sequencer. You can now split apart timing, sample sequences and the melody allowing you to interact and manipulate each parameter independently. Wave Sequencing 2.0 provides you with multiple new ways to edit and interact with your patterns. Well, with Wave Sequencing 2.0 you can achieve that and more. But what if those same patterns could be more organic? Morphing and evolving to create something fresh and exciting.

This allowed the user to create unique sounding patterns that repeated. With the Wavestation, the Wave Sequences had in-depth control over each step for duration, sample and pitch. Building on the success of the Wavestation, Korg have further expanded the Wave Sequencing technology for this Wavestate synthesizer.

Korg wavestate sequencing synthesizer