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King Korg and the Wave Monster!Review | Sound On Sound, Aug 1990Korg WavestationKorg's new Wavestation is a direct descendant of Sequential's long-gone vs synthesizer, but as Paul Ireson discovers, it has plenty of new tricks up its sleeve to complement the old ones. | |||
Korg WavestationReview | Music Technology, Sep 1990Advanced Vector SynthesiserIn their days at the top, Sequential pioneered an exciting form of sound generation called Vector Synthesis. Simon Trask witnesses its revival in Korg's Wavestation. | |||
Korg WavestationReview | Music Technology, Jun 1990Taking onboard the "Vector" synthesis of the Prophet VS, Korg's latest synth offers a fresh approach to modern synthesis. Simon Trask previews Korg's latest synth. | |||
SoundFoundation Producer Series Gold Card No. 2Review | Music Technology, Aug 1993for the Korg WavestationGet a taste of this new gold blend for the Korg Wavestation | |||
Voice Crystal Sound CardsReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992For The Korg WavestationPaul Ireson listens in to new Wavestation sounds from Voice Crystal. | |||
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The Synth Is Dead: Long Live The SynthFeature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992With the predominance of the workstation synth, and the rise and rise of essentially preset instruments, what has become of the 'traditional' synthesizer? Paul Hazel turns the spotlight on Roland's JD800 and Korg's Wavestation, two recent instruments which answer the question — but in very different ways. |
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