Foolishly downloaded the Korg Legacy Demo ...
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 58 posts since 21 Feb, 2004
... and predictably fell in love with the Wavestation! As I'm not desperate to pay 300 notes, I was wondering is there any synths that are either clones or do the same things in the severely cheaper price range?
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- KVRian
- 634 posts since 4 Apr, 2003 from Reykjavik, Iceland
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- KVRAF
- 2158 posts since 14 Feb, 2003
Have a look at Antti Asynth for a synth with MS20-style filters. Its very different from the MS-20 Legacy clone, but that doesn't make it any better or worse, just different.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 58 posts since 21 Feb, 2004
yeah just been looking at that, I'm sure I have a Computer Music Demo of it somewhere so I will have to play ...
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 58 posts since 21 Feb, 2004
isn't the original annoying as hell to program though?
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- KVRist
- 71 posts since 5 Jun, 2004 from Denmark
I've got Legacy and i think it's worth every dime!
Even the ridicoules cheap build controller
Even the ridicoules cheap build controller
- KVRAF
- 9216 posts since 23 Jul, 2002 from Pequot Lakes, MN
Wusikstation is good, but it really doesn't strike me as a WS replacement. William did a great job with the wavesequencing, but the vector synthesis part isn't quite there.
If I want to reproduce a Wavestation (and have the modern bells and whistles as well), I use Xphraze.
The vector synthesis is better implemented, and the effects scheme is much more conducive to the way I work. And, if you use the multiple phraze buffers, with proper planning ahead you can have 32x4x4 or 512 step wavesequences in your combi by switching buffers at the right time through MIDI.
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If I want to reproduce a Wavestation (and have the modern bells and whistles as well), I use Xphraze.
The vector synthesis is better implemented, and the effects scheme is much more conducive to the way I work. And, if you use the multiple phraze buffers, with proper planning ahead you can have 32x4x4 or 512 step wavesequences in your combi by switching buffers at the right time through MIDI.
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- KVRist
- 403 posts since 23 May, 2003 from wherever my mind is at the moment
I have a Wavestation EX and nothing else sounds like it.
Xphrase and Wusikstation are both very nice VSTi's capable of beautiful wavestation sounds.
In fact they may even be better than the original but to my ears it still doesn't sound like it.
Apples and oranges I guess.
I still think Korg is missing the boat by not selling the Legacy instruments separately.
I wanted the wavestation software(for ease of programming)but not all the other stuff, so I passed and spent my money on the Micron.
Xphrase and Wusikstation are both very nice VSTi's capable of beautiful wavestation sounds.
In fact they may even be better than the original but to my ears it still doesn't sound like it.
Apples and oranges I guess.
I still think Korg is missing the boat by not selling the Legacy instruments separately.
I wanted the wavestation software(for ease of programming)but not all the other stuff, so I passed and spent my money on the Micron.
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- KVRian
- 1336 posts since 21 Dec, 2004
I tried the demo too. I was depressed afterward. I would love to be able to fork over the cash for the legacy collection, but I have to save up for it for a long time. It is really sweet sounding and pretty damn versatile with the combinations of sounds. It was very stable too. The only thing I did not like about it was the overly dark GUI on the MS 20 and polysix. I think that by the time I have the cash saved, I'll see something else I want more.
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- 717 posts since 18 Feb, 2004
too true for words. i love the sound of the polysix. would love it 100 times more on my desk top though. however i dont want the ms20 or the wavestation. obviously korgs plan at this moment in time is to scoop up as many buyers as they can with there legacy colection. then because every who wanted the legacy colection has nearly bought it and then when sales start to dwindle thel come in with the single sales plan. basic buisness and marketing.seamonkey wrote:
I still think Korg is missing the boat by not selling the Legacy instruments separately.
I wanted the wavestation software(for ease of programming)but not all the other stuff, so I passed and spent my money on the Micron.
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