LFO Store has released Klaus Schulze Tribute, a new sound library for the Korg modWave, inspired by the pioneering Berlin School master.
It works with Modwave Mk 1 & 2 hardware & native versions.
The collection was programmed by Nick Klimenko, aka Chronos, and is inspired by recordings like Crystal Lake, Are You Sequenced, Body Love, Velvet Voyage and others.
The sound library features:
Classic & modern Berlin sequences
Complex arpeggios
“Moogy” leads & solos
Big polys & strings
Atmospheric Pads
Splits with Seq & Lead
Klaus Schulze Tribute is available now for €15. Similar libraries for the waveState and mono/poly are also available.
Podcaster and sound designer Ian Dixon has released another in his series of free sound libraries for the Korg modWave synthesizer, The Organ Collection.
What he has to say about it:
“This is my Organ collection for the Korg Modwave, designed to give you classic organ tones with modern control. Inspired by the Modwave’s four modulation controls, I’ve created a set of organ patches that use these as real-time drawbars to deliver an authentic organ sound. You’ll find recreations of classic organs from artists like Genesis and Pink Floyd, including CX3, DW8000, Korg M1, Polysix, and even Vox Continental organs.
The patches take full advantage of the Modwave’s effects section, modulation controls, and the Kaoss pad, giving you complete control over the sound. Whether you’re looking for vintage organ tones or creative new possibilities, this free sound pack has something for every synth lover.”
Dixon’s walkthrough video:
In addition to offering a preview of the sound library, Dixon also shares tips for sound design on the modWave.
The Organ Collection for the Korg Modwave is available now as a free download.
Synthesist Ian Dixon shared this look at sequencing using the Pitch Lane on the Korg modWave, wavestate, and the new multi/poly.
His examples focus on the modWave plugin, but the technique are relevant to the hardware and software versions of these synths:
Here’s what he has to say about the video:
“I demonstrate how you can use the pitch lane feature of the motion sequencer to build your own complex sequences. You’ll learn how to use the motion sequencer to re-trigger envelopes, control the filter, and manipulate pitch. I also show how the Fit to Scale option ensures your sequences play in your chosen scale, and how the Shape Control lets you fine-tune pitch transitions smoothly.
The video includes examples on the Modwave (the process is identical on the Mono/Poly) as well as the Wavestate.
This technique will unlock a world of sonic possibilities for you on these incredibly powerful synthesizers.”
