KORG WAVESTATE Review for Home Keyboardists & Pianists + Features Walkthrough

[@JeremySee]

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[@JeremySee]

me poor no money... 😰

[@murda2999]

Much more educational than other Wavestate videos where they just play some presets. Thanks!

[@JeremySee]

I appreciate your kind words. Thank you

[@markrobinson3830]

Whoa! That was an AMAZING tutorial. You my friend deserve the best in tutorial for arranger keyboards and digital pianos.

[@JeremySee]

Thank you buddy.

[@JamesBermingham]

I was holding out on buying this as I don’t think I really needed it. After watching this particular video, now I know I need the Wavestate. Great video Subscribed.

[@JeremySee]

Have fun!

[@futureal33]

GREAT - thanks - I bought a wavestate yesterday - you are the first person I can follow and understand on YT

[@JeremySee]

Glad I could help!

[@zaw-myopcque5867]

A good instrument. Suitable for sound producers and it has remarkable intelligent randomization. Thank you for the presentation.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching till the randomisation part, buddy!

[@ianalmengo965]

Beautiful i have to learn to play my Korg that way wow

[@Very-Relaxing.Soundscapes]

Thanks for your Review of this! I like how you Simplify the operation. Most review videos show how Complex one can get with this. However - If one is New to playing Synths, it can be very Discouraging. I'd rather see, Turn it on, Press Perform, Find a Sample you like & start Exploring the sound! -- Once one gets more familiar, then dig into the Complex Capabilities of the machine. Thanks!

[@bryangl1]

You set yourself a challenge with this one Jeremy - so much to cover in just under 17 minutes. Ideally, it needed a much longer 'review' but I realise that's undesirable for your capture audience. To a viewer new to synth-type instruments, I think many would be totally confused and bewildered (I have some experience with synths, but not extensive). However what you will have achieved is a sense of excitement, something demanding to be explored. The 'real instruments' all sounded good (particularly the piano) making a good starting point for the newcomer. For me, I had decided that I would be buying no more keyboards, but from this video I've already ordered one! I don't need it, I have no particular application for it and I can't really afford it, but it absolutely demands to be explored. Damn you Jeremy, you have just cost me $1200 Australian dollars!!!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words, Bryan. The Wavestate is truly a very very deep beast that takes the Wave Sequencing found in extremely expensive Oasys & Kronos and take it many levels higher to 2.0 If you have the opportunity, do let Korg know that my videos do help you. 🤝 Take care, my friend.

[@bryangl1]

@@JeremySee Thank you, in turn Jeremy. Currently there seem to be no stocks here but but when I get the unit if I see any chance to give feedback to Korg on what prompted the purchase, I won't hesitate to mention this video and your excellent reputation. You and your family also keep well.

[@ginociancio1]

I watched a lot of videos about this synth you are the best for exampleing fantastic thanks very much for your time to explain best video 🎼👍

[@mrmaramind]

Great to see you doing a synthesizer video.

[@jamesmziegler]

Your reviews are consistently excellent. Keep up the great work!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you buddy.

[@BlackMytilus]

Just last week I purchased a wavestate and I can use some learning! :D

[@JeremySee]

Have fun!

[@New_Zealand_Music]

Lovely playing and walkthrough. Thank you Jeremy

[@klozzx11]

Great Review, showcase. Now i seriously need one.

[@ianpereira0704]

Sounds amazing!! You really have your way with the keyboard!!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you.

[@shardlake]

Annoying he just presses a few keys and buttons and makes magic... Love it :)

[@Modi878]

Amazing playing Mr.Jeremy.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks!

[@sojimani7616]

Thank You Sir for this video. 🙂🙂🙂

[@ricknemrecords]

Beautiful job Jeremy and thank you.....one question my I ask....on Fender Rhodes sounds...does it do it or that's' something that needs to be sample in.

[@DoitYHWH]

Can’t wait till this comes in pearl white like the XD!

[@luciano.armani]

that was a good review man. this thing has nice samples!

[@adamz3090]

Nice review! Actually it is a bassoon at 11:34 :)

[@pianystrom8137]

I'm considering buying this. I want to be able to compose simple tunes and also create a soundscape for my video clips. Is this the right product for me? Back in the day I had a Korg M1(still have it somewhere in the attic...). It's been a few decades since I touched a keyboard. Is this too complicated for me, do you think? Thank you for a very informative clip!

[@Vincenade]

For programming, this one is definitively not easy at all… BUT, just watching some key videos like this one will allow you to rapidly understand how to use step sequencing that is just a mind-blowing tool… awesome what you can get out of the wavestate unit once you master a little bit this function !

[@DJMikeron]

Excellent demo

[@izzir1910]

Hello Jeremy. Really good review. Subscribed.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks buddy.

[@goodsound4756]

The Synth-Engine supports after touch, but not the internal keyboard, lol.

[@ronsta]

Question: any way to split the keyboard with two performances so on the left is one and on the right is the other? Thank you and AMAZING tutorial.

[@planetmue7165]

I was so hoping this was going to be a portable travel synth to replace my kronos on travel gigs. Synth keys, organs with options to dial in waves would be an awesome synth for this size keyboard. Can it do that?

[@richardhines8622]

Very musical.

[@Schol205]

Great review. Can you use it with midi with controller with 61 or 88 keys? So you have more keys per layer next to each other?

[@JeremySee]

Yes you can! It has 5 din MIDI in & out plus USB midi. And it responds to after touch via midi too.😊

[@satishshailani]

Hi jeremy. Can you please suggest me between yamaha e463, yamaha i500 , and casio ct-x9000in for an indian user . I'm a biginner but i really want to learn it .

[@halimznl]

Hi Satish, get the Casio CTX-9000IN. I am a Singaporean Indian, & actually, had to order my set, from Casio Japan, to help, get for me, their India shipment only, CTX-9000IN, to be sent to my adddress, here, in Singapore. Superb & powerful 15+15 Watts amplifier with a great speaker, system. And great & realistic sounding, Indian instruments & rhythm!

[@PeterGarofalo]

Very helpful tutorial ,

[@JeremySee]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oldmannewman]

Great review!!

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for the coffee Steve!

[@Frank-in-NY]

Very Cool Instrument! Good Review! Do you have any plans to review a Roland RD88? Looks like a pretty nice keyboard for the money, with decent action.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching buddy. I would love the review the Roland RD88, but Roland prefers @Woody Piano Shack to review their products. maybe if enough of you send an email to Roland... 😬

[@Frank-in-NY]

@@JeremySee Thanks for the Reply . Yes! I will contact Roland, you do fair and excellent reviews.

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

@@JeremySee I don’t like woodys demos.

[@roggyo]

Jeremy I don’t like Woody’s reviews neither! I asked him to compare Yamaha MODX and Yamaha PSR SX900 sounds, because both keyboards he has got for free from Yamaha, but HE DIDN’T DO IT although I was VERY INTERESTED IN BOTH OF THEM!!! He said me they are completely different instruments and that’s why there’s no point to compare their sounds. Thanks to Woody I almost didn’t buy Yamaha MODX. I bought it one year later (this year few months ago) thanks to other reviews, but if Woody would compare me sounds from both keyboards I would buy both keyboards one year ago together PSR SX900 and MODX6. Like this one year ago I bought only PSR SX900 not thanks to Woody but thanks to others reviews and THANKS TO YOU AS WELL, because you did good review about PSR SX700!!! Yamaha MODX I bought few months ago. Because this video is about Korg Wavestate, thanks to some other reviews and again thanks to you I just bought Korg Wavestate as well (one week ago)!!! I’m a guy who mostly played arranger keyboards, so MODX is my first workstation keyboard and Korg Wavestate is my first synthesizer. I like your reviews and videos and what is most important I like your EXPLANATIONS!!! You are the only guy who showed Cashmere patch performance on Korg Wavestate in this video at 12:08 and it influenced on me to like Korg Wavestate even more. BTW Korg Wavestate is my first Korg Keyboard, I’m more Yamaha guy. If you allow me, here you can see how I’m playing on Korg Wavestate variations on song Kashmir from Led Zeppelin using Cashmere patch that you showed in this video on 12:08 : m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIaUknmVYsitbpo I play it similar as if I would play arranger keyboard. Korg Wavestate has really good sound! And here I l’m playing on Yamaha MODX6 Nothing else matters from Metallica and thanks to sounds in background and expression pedal I play it like a piano player although I’m not a piano player, as I said I mostly played arranger keyboards: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6ayfYCphaZ7oKs I don’t know why they don’t send you keyboards to review them and show to ppl! Woody’s videos are almost boring comparing to yours! You make short video clips with good reviews and explanations with ESSENTIAL informations! Woody is just speaking BTW and playing. I simply can’t forget and believe that he didn’t want to compare for me Yamaha MODX and Yamaha PSR SX900 and both keyboards Yamaha sent him to promote them. I was not asking him because of curiosity but as regular Yamaha costumer who wanted to buy those keyboards (and I bought them both but not thanks to Woody) and I don’t buy only Yamaha’s keyboards but other Yamaha products as well, for example I just bought new Yamaha monitors HS7 matched pair limited edition etc. So I appeal to Yamaha, Korg and Roland to sand you their keyboards, because your reviews had more influence on me to buy them than Woody’s video clips and I’m gonna right it to Yamaha and Korg!

[@JeremySee]

Wow! You played the preset patch really well. 😍 I guess because Yamaha sponsors Woody so he prefers not to make comparisons in case he offends Yamaha. I bought my own PSR-SX900 with my own money so I don't have to worry about offending Yamaha. Yamaha sends me nothing anyway. 😂 Not even a cheap $69 PSS-E30 keyboard.

[@kekuskekus5480]

Can someone answer me please if i can sequence one bass hytm preset and play solo\improvisin on another preset separately on this synth?

[@twiglet2214]

Fantastic review Jeremy i loved the richness of sound this produces combined with your playing skill - inspirational would be the word ! I'm researching my first electronic music instrument as a home hobbyist and had morphed toward a groovebox for simplicity - the Roland MC 707 or smaller MC101 but i chanced upon the Korg and it's a bit of a magnet TBH. Larger than the grooveboxes but creative potential looks tremendous.I need to venture in to tuition for keyboard playing,i think,but this does feel like something that has ticked all my boxes Jeremy.What would be your thoughts on suitability of this for a beginner please ? How do you like your coffee.....

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your delicious coffee! You can't make "bad" sounds from the Wavestate. It is forgiving to beginners yet powerful for those who are more advanced.

[@twiglet2214]

@@JeremySee Thanks Jeremy for a reassuring answer - the more i hear of this Synthesizer - the more i like it !

[@av-uc4vx]

Wow Jeremy! I want to own one! Thank you for this fantastic review!

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching buddy.

[@av-uc4vx]

Jeremy See I am a great fan of yours. In three ways: 1) As a most sympathetic human being 2) As an artist of the highest level 3) As a fantástic gifted teacher. Adri from Holland

[@musicoversmjt8909]

Is this new release? Powerful sounds.

[@JeremySee]

Yes new

[@SpyderBlackOfficial]

They just announced the 61 key with after touch

[@user-KORG]

KORG рулит!

[@johndean5860]

Do the arpeggiators output midi?

[@DyseRLJ]

Can this synthesizer do its thing with the digital instruments coming off a DAW? This is the question I cannot find the answer to..

[@nivac5227]

It can be controlled by a DAW with the USB connection.

[@HonorV2ultimate1tb]

there is after touch

[@awaygoodday]

Is the randomness in a specific key?

[@robbah9939]

Nice synth! Is three octaves really usable with two hands?

[@JeremySee]

Yup, it's a unique and powerful synth. I've also played 32 keys with 2 hands. With the octave +/- it's not too bad with some adjusting.

[@United-Bengals]

Sir ,, this review is fabulously informative,,!!!! Sir please let me know ,, is anybody can use that keyboard for learn piano or practice cord ??? I have been learn keyboard for last 6 month, and I love electronic music so I am looking for a great keyboard / systhesizer ,, is gonna be the right chose for me ???? Please sir kindly guide me for that !!!

[@chrislancer3813]

Hank?

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

This would be great to layer with 88 key piano ,good demo,glad you didn’t spend whole video doing weird useless synth sounds.

[@JeremySee]

I'm happy to provide a different perspective.

[@nid274]

why can't we just use a computer for this?

[@montazownianr1]

I'm thinking about this synth in the same way, it's more like rompler, so for this Kontakt libraries simply beat this keyboard.

[@aristotlekumpis7095]

Using a synthesizer is much more gratifying than clicking a mouse. I love Kontakt and Omnisphere. I use them often. But having an instrument like this is so much more fun and intuitive. I personally own about 20 different hardware synths. I love turning them on and playing around to make sounds. I find it more inspirational. Plus, an instrument like this always has resale value, unlike software.