I totally agree with you. Whatever sounds are horrible to my ears, I drench them in the Space Reverb preset on MDE-X and it solves their ugliness. BTW, I've been using KLC on PC since 2004 and never had crash issues on XP, 7, or 10. I've been using it on my 21.5" iMac since 2015 and it crashes randomly no matter what OS. I downgraded back to Yosemite and it has been working fine. UI-wise, it's small on 1080P but it doesn't bother me one bit.Captain wrote:I have to take back some of the comments I made earlier about the KLC... I realized that the Korg Legacy Collection is actually now called just Korg Collection, and they have a new webpage, and it looks much better and current (just why didn’t they take the old one down / redirect it?). So I went ahead and bought the M1 & Wavestation plugins anyway, at about 20 e / pcs it was hard to resist.
Both plugins seem to work perfectly (OS X High Sierra, Logic), no crashes or other problems. The small and clumsy UI remains a problem of course, but it’s easy to zoom in with OS X’s built-in magnifier. Has anyone found a way to easily go to next/previous preset in Wavestation? In the M1 plugin, I can just use the cursor keys, as long as the preset list has focus. In Wavestation, I have to click the preset name or drag up/down with mouse, but didn’t find any way to just easily move to the next preset.
But those sounds! Of course some of them are pretty horrible and aged and bad-kind-of-digital and whatnot, and the reverb is a contender for the worst reverb ever... but many presets are very playable and dynamic, and have a nice wide stereo image and ambience. Some bell/pad/fantasy-type sounds could easily be featured in newer synths/plugins, they sound just fine even by today’s standards (or at least mine ) I played and used the real synths years ago until moving 100% to ITB, so many of the sounds are familiar to me, but it’s nice to come back to them after a long break. Now I really want to do some 90’s inspired music!
PS: I migrated a week ago without a hitch and also bought the ARP Odyssey...and I love it. Thank God they got with the times...because they were stuck in 2004 for over a decade.