The morph editor serves as a dashboard to control automation and base parameters. Including a faithful recreation of the vector joystick was essential for recreating the experience of the original hardware.Īn additional KAOSS Pad, another popular Korg product line, was added on this screen for quick live effects.Īlong the margins there are displays that show what behavior is tied to each axis as well as the ability to change them quickly for an expressive performance. It allows for realtime blending of all four wave sequences. The defining characteristic of the Wavestation is the vector joystick. Composers can play and discover new soundscapes or fine tune a performance with ease. New sounds are produced by dragging a finger along the screen. The wave sequencer creates an emphasis on creating sound sequences. This complexity is unpacked and all the lanes can be seen and modified in real time to understand what is happening in the performance. Each step of a lane can play a new sound, have a different volume, pitch, and so on.
In the Wavestation sound engine, there are four lanes: A, B, C, and D. It is a faithful reproduction of the original Wavestation sound: In addition to providing the sounds from all the memory cards for the Wavestation, the new iWavestation also reproduces every detail of the parameters, based on an analysis of the original hardware circuit diagram. Working with an agile international team based out of Tokyo and San Francisco we prototyped and tested the app to deliver a very intuitive and fun user experience. The iWavestation design places an emphasis on manipulating multi-dimensional sound sequences in real time and creating based on discovery.
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