How to make 90s Atmospheric Jungle Pads (Korg Wavestation) 

Glad you found it helpful!

thanks for the comment, Alex! glad you enjoyed it

thats the way to do it!

You're a step ahead, glad I could help! 💪get after it

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cheers! ^ 100%!

That's awesome! Once you get the hang of it, its smooth sailing. Pads for days

thank you, ricardo! agreed on the init preset...

My Wavestation SR (Hardware) has Init Patch and Init Perf function (buried deep down in the menu though) (PG p.22,RG p.54)

@@MrByteYT Big thanks, hope it's the same for the vst, will check later.

@@ricardo2323 I also have the VST, but did not find it there :(

I have it, but it sounds really weak compared to this one.

Thank you, Simon! Which Wavestation? keyboard or one of the rack versions? I never really did a solid A/B test, but general thoughts is that they're very close if not identical. Once in the mix it will be hard to tell the difference. The software is more than adequate if you want to keep a low overhead That being said, I love my Wavestation A/D, will never sell it. It has a few tricks that the VST version does not: - Line input so you can run any other synth or sampler through the wavestation, tapping into those sweet MDE effects (believe this is on the A/D model only, however) - There is a 3rd party PCM card that lets you load up a bunch of samples and use them as oscillators (WaveRex), really unlocks limitless potential

@@Thought-Forms Sorry, I've just seen your reply. It's the rack version I'm currently looking at purchasing. I'm using Roland Cloud and I think they do an incredible job of getting close to the hardware, but I always feel like there's something missing that I can't quite put my finger on. You're right, in the mix it's hard to tell. However, the software just doesn't excite me like the hardware. I'm really after a JD-990, but they're proving hard to come by. Thought the Wavstation might be inspiring. Thanks for taking the time to respond. 🙏

@@simonbell209 As a JD-990 user, it is indeed lovely lol. I'm pretty sure I'm the last person to snag one online for sub $1k, glad I did because they are only rising in price. It's great but I don't think it's $1k+ great. But it is pretty unique, especially with the Vintage Synth Card installed. Big drawback is that the cards are internal installation and it can only hold 1 card at a time. Also, I don't see the point of getting it if not for pads. Closest VST would probably be the XV-5080, but there is still a pretty big difference in sound with the fx I think.

yea you can. from korg's web store directly, the manual comes with it!

hey zak, honestly haven't opened it since I made this video, I do feel like I recall it being a bit of a resource hog on my m1 mac. the individual plugins themselves (outside of the rack) are perfectly fine

All good! Believe they were just minor 9's with the root note transposed down an octave

hey luke - no, that's a plugin that comes with the DAW. its just a chord trigger device you put before the VST, most DAWs should have something similar

you can use scaler vsti and direct input to wavestation for that