Increasing the LFO modulation depth would give the same motion that you’d get from manually fluctuating the Morph knob.Īnother cool feature is that each oscillator can be panned separately.
Both oscillators have controls for Position, A/B Blend, Morph, and Level, with Oscillator One having an additional Sub-Oscillator/Noise.Įach oscillator has a dedicated envelope and LFO, which can save some manual work with the Morph knob.īy default, the LFO’s are dedicated to the Morph function and the envelopes to the Position setting, although these are fully assignable. The Modwave has two oscillators with 2-part multi-timbrality and 32-note polyphony. But, if you want to try a different approach, you can also import wavetables from the popular soft synth, Serum (Xfer Records). If you run out of options, you have far too much time on your hands. Without getting into the maths, Korg states that a staggering 230 million variations are available. On the other hand, modifiers are an offline process applied to waves, like removing odd or even harmonics, etc.
The Morph functions process the wave in real-time, mangling it in crazy ways. You can then do things like blend waveforms together with 13 morphing types, creating entirely new variations. By default, there are 200 wavetables with up to 64 individual waveshapes each. One thing that makes the Modwave so interesting is the sheer number of wavetables at your disposal. So, here are some of the key features of the Modwave. This synth has so much going on we’ll never get through it all.
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