| Product | PPG Wave 2.V |
| Developer | Waldorf |
| Price (MSRP) | €59 (bundle) |
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Download | Released |
| 1.2.4 | - | ![]() |
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| 1.2.6 | - | ![]() |
| Copy Protection | CD Check (Installation/Update) |
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PPG Wave 2.V is the reincarnation of a cult, which started back in 1982.
The Wave 2 series was the first digital wavetable synthesizer with analog filters, heralding a revolution in both sound and concept. The Wave's most interesting feature was its ability to sweep through 64 waveforms in what PPG called a wavetable.
Almost 2000 waveforms were available within the Wave's 32 internal wavetables. The result of this wavetable technology is that the PPG instrument has a much broader palette and more animated sound than typical analog synthesizers of the early 80's, which tended to have only a few static waveforms such as sawtooth, pulse, or triangle. The PPG sound was very unique and identifiable.
Features:
- 8 part multi-timbral.
- 32 wavetables with 64 different waveforms each.
- 2 oscillators per voice.
- Low-pass filter with Emphasis.
- 1 LFO.
- 3 envelopes (2 ADSR, 1 AD).
- Velocity and Aftertouch sensitivity.
- Graphical interface for envelope generators and Cutoff/Emphasis.
- Number of voices depending solely on CPU power.
- Real-time MIDI control and automation of all parameters.

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