Korg Wavestate tutorial: 04/11 Wave sequencing - how to create a Berlin school bass pattern

[@sounder1300]

..for me these are the best tutorials about the Wavestate so far. Thanks Qui. Hope you will do a lot more ....

[@Tubeinnit]

Trigger source: Step Pulse... great info, thanks again Qui !! 👍

[@n6uri]

your tutorials are so helpful! I appreciate the summary at the end of the key points

[@Vincenade]

another very useful! the 'step pulse' tip is just IMPOSSIBLE to find without someone showing... many thanks!

[@Arfenhaus]

I can't tell you how helpful it is to see tutorials like this stepping through the actual workflow of this instrument.

[@cyberprojectmusic]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. Nice to see what the wavestate can do with the trigger source.

[@aristotlekumpis7095]

Thanks for sharing! I would have had no idea how to do this. It's still a complicated process. Wonder why Korg made it so hard to create a sequence.

[@wadihfreiha]

Thank you so much Qui! Your tutorial videos are the best!

[@sohoskydive]

Wonderfull tutorial. I understand all and imediately use it (and with the editor it's easier). You are a very good teacher! Thanks a lot

[@grandmasterjo1]

Qui Thank you always for your excellent tutorials. Thanks to your tutorials one can actually get to use the Wavestate. 👍 Why did Korg make sequencing on this brilliant machine so cumbersome and time consuming ? I’m sure many would be put off buying the Wavestate just fir this. What’s wrong with just holding the step and punching the note from the keyboard. ? Hope they rethink Wish they had a play and Rec button, after all each of the 7 lane has its own sequencer. Korg just made the whole architecture so archaic Guys its 2022

[@rayderrich]

Nice tutorial from a Dutc guy if I heard it correctly. WaveState looks lke a beautiful machine. Thanks for the info.

[@dieranged]

Great lesson, very useful tips, thank you.

[@earlsfield]

Useful shortcut: while working on a single step, you dont need to limit the loop to A1. Press Enter and step button and it will start blinking - that step will now loop and u will be able to edit it as you wish. You can also create a chain of steps to preview by using the same shortcut.

[@m0rereverb]

Thank you for making these! Your videos are really helping me understand how to program the sequencer! Hope you make more videos!

[@quirobinez]

I've added a new tutorial, introduction to sound design on the wavestate

[@WyattLite-n-inn]

@@quirobinez I’m imagining you’ll be doing a deep dive into the new Korg Mod Wave before long . Looking forward .. Hope it will be as great as this video .

[@nachotimonieri]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial!!! It's super clear! I love this synthesizer but is so difficult to set up...

[@woodswalker88]

Thanks, I wondered how to create an actual sequence on the WS!

[@aki_gong6271]

Amazing content. Thanks for sharing :)

[@matts7975]

Thanks for keeping it simple. Everyone else seems to jump straight into modulating multiple layers at once and such. What’s bothering me is that the way I think, by setting loop to A1-A1, I should only be hearing the kick. With A2 being snare, to me at least, loop would have to be set to A1-A2 to hear kick followed by snare. This really effs me up. Sidenote, it also sets me off that manufacturers have an ‘Init’ option that doesn’t seem to really be initialization at all. Can i please just get a blank canvas? It’s hard on a newb to have to actually undo a few things to actually start from scratch. On the wavestate, I swear I’m still hearing an LFO or something I can’t seem to get rid of. But yea, just give me a totally blank init with no crossfade, timing, sample, and weird modulation I can’t identify built in. I’d create it myself, but can’t figure out if I can actually fully eliminate anything after the first step

[@quirobinez]

think of it as every lane is a step sequencer on it's own. In the sample layer you have two samples (so a loop length of 2), if you only want the kick then set the loop length of the sample layer to 1 instead of 2. The other lanes (which are also step sequencers) can have different loop lengths. Now why is this convenient? Well for instance you can create a hi hat pattern of 4 hits (sample lanes with 4 sample slots and a loop length of 4). Now create a shape lane with different shapes and set that lane to 5. Assign the shape lane to the sample lane and now you have constantly changes hi hats due to the fact that you created a 5 steps shape lane. This is called a Polymeter, you can also do the same with polyrythms and all these concepts can be assigned to modulation destinations. This really is a fantastic feature that you can have al those separate step sequencers lanes with different loop lengths. I agree on the init performance, it would have made more sense if that was completely blank instead of having already assigned modulations without knowing those modulations.

[@bagurkbagurko9137]

GREAT information. Thank you for posting this!!!!!!!!!!

[@paulbanner9612]

Great channel👍🎹👍

[@NOUMAEL]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial and all the others. Just wondering for the trick of re-triggering the filter to get multiple notes. Would we have the same thing if we know simply copy five times the samples in the sample lane? Or is there a difference?

[@dirktjantele5876]

Prachtig! Dank je voor de zeer goede uitleg!

[@FALKHET]

Many thanks for the info

[@joxer96]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@lmcmulle]

Great set of videos these should be the official training @korg - one question maybe I missed it but what is your core timing bps?

[@AS-wm7jm]

The Moog sample is in the wavestate?

[@wildejagd777]

could you please tell me how you're holding that note at 17:00? or is it just set release? and thanks for that envelope retrigger tip

[@quirobinez]

during sound design i use the sustain pedal for this. At the start of tutorial 5 i show how to set the hold note feature of the korg wavestate for this specific bassline and what to do to avoid the out of sync issues (sync notes)

[@wildejagd777]

@@quirobinez cool, thanks for all the seemingly little but essential tips

[@РоманДуменков]

Salutations, QUI!!! Super, merci!!!

[@georgesbahia]

Muito bom obrigado. Super Merci beaucoup

[@charlesflint9048]

Thanks!.

[@latarnik1979]

Good job :)

[@birdie17uk]

Wow, 15 minutes to create an eight note sequence? I was thinking of getting one of these, but not sure if it's worth it to just swap around the factory samples. Seems like programming new sequences is archaic. Great tutorial tho!

[@quirobinez]

Once you know how to do i, it takes around 30 to 60 seconds to create an eight note sequence, i’ve slowed down the process for the tutorial to explain how to do it, but if i do it for my own performances it takes less then a minute. So don’t worry, it’s not hard to do

[@joxer96]

If you're not opposed to using a software interface, Korg just released a firmware update and programming software for the Wavestate. I agree, a bit too much menu digging for me, but the new software should make programming this kind of stuff much easier. I'm thinking of getting a Wavestate now, had previously held off for the same reason as you.

[@jamesdriscoll-z9p]

Hi, Following your tutorials very carefully, this one does not compute, perhaps you can comment - you start with the performance already in place, for example, why and how so?? thanks

[@quirobinez]

Skip the first part and start the tutorial at 4:22 there the bass sound and bass sequence are build.

[@quirobinez]

@@jamesdriscoll-z9p or watch the more recent video where I explain the same process for the native version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2mXhX6Borueic0si=7aKzppL2jGpQGOvC

[@jamesdriscoll-z9p]

@@quirobinez Thanks and well done, your native tongue may not be English but you deliver the tutorials so well. Both technically and rationally.

[@kevinwhereat3211]

It would be a great synth if you could just play a sequence in real time. Doing it that way just loses interest for me.