Leave a Review KORG iWAVESTATION
Needs the search capabilities of iM1
This is a very interesting synth, has more expandability than iProphet but similar results. The thing I wish the most is that preset were easily searchable, like the preset in iM1. That would make searching for the best sound easy.C3l3$t1n0
Updated to the latest version: can’t restore my purchase.
I’m getting the following error message - “Restoration was successful but not found the card bundle info.” I checked before I updated and had the additional sound cards. Please fix the bug. Thanks. **update** My restore started working about 24 hours later.gmeauclaire
Just got it
Sounds lovely rich sounds that korg sound never disappoint meShabbakyat
Nice .very nice.🏮🎁🎊🎉🎹🎼🥁
This is best of all music app in App Store lots of great features.Mz1962
Sounds like the original but not functional
Love the sound of this thing, can't wait for them to fix the midi issue so you can assign a midi channel! I've been waiting since November still no update. Can't assign a midi channel!Jhilboldt
Need Global midi control and inter-app support
Need to have a global midi function and more support to use with other apps that are not just for Korg.LQ31
Awesome app
Cool sounds good drum kits for that miami vice .. or phil collins sound .. hope they add an ability to only receive midi on a specific channel like the manual says its supposed to!Ducker69
No midi channel!!!!
There's no selectable global midi channel for the iWAVESTATION so if you're like me and spent a hundred bucks for a plug korg plug key to use it in a setup with other synths(like a module as it was advertised) it will be useless to you. How in this day and age do you leave out a selectable midi channel on a synth? It's a shame because it sounds great and the interface Is good minus a few quirks and bugs it's very pretty. In app purchase is awesome, sound great(I actually have the real cards)...but no midi channel is bad form from Korg, who is my fav synth company. I consider the iWAVESTATION and plugkey wasted money spent until they sort out the midi. Bummed!Show lessPurpleibby
Deep 90's nostalgia synth.
If you remember 1993 with any sort of fondness, you'll like this synth. I'm not even going to call it an app. It's an instrument. It's complex, and a bit confusing at first, but what you can get out of it is spectacular.
It's also expensive. I doubt anybody would buy a $30 app just for fun, but just in case you're thinking about it, I would recommend thinking twice. It's not really a musical toy. Those looking for instant gratification will be disappointed, most likely.
I'll admit, I haven't even used midi on it yet. I've only used touch controls and recorded it in Gadget. iWAVESTATION and Gadget are an incredible pairing. I also have the ARP Oddesei. Using all 3 together is out of control fun.
Over the past 5 years, I've become something of a Korg fanboy. Apps like this one are the reason why. Buying this kind of quality sound in hardware form would cost you $300+. I can carry it in my pocket for $30. That's the bottom line.Show lessSolomon of Kleptolia
For those with a little analogue-fatigue...
A really interesting choice of synth to resurrect - an idiosyncratic sound, far removed from the plethora of analogue emulations in vogue at the moment. Reminiscent of a certain era in pop, invoking Depeche Mode & Tears For Fears. The only danger here is that the presets are so recognisable, they may overpower your music - be sure to tweak the presets (very easy), or use the 'randomise' button for something new. An excellent app.Show lessallanmcleodroney
