Synthesis power with signature wavetable timbres, Kaoss Physics, and Motion Sequencing 2.0.

Introducing modwave mkII: now with nearly double the polyphony, expanded free-running LFOs, and much more!

In 1985, KORG's DW-8000 combined digital wavetables with rich analog filters to offer users sounds impossible to create with analog oscillators. Today, it remains a cult favorite.

modwave builds on the DW legacy and transforms it into a modern monster synthesizer, with incredibly deep wavetable oscillators, magnificent filters, tremendously flexible modulation, unmatched polyphony, full pattern sequencing, and practical, immediately satisfying control to deliver unique, powerful, and easily customizable sounds and phrases.

modwave also features two new unique tools for creating dynamic movement: Kaoss Physics and Motion Sequencing 2.0. Kaoss Physics combines a Kaoss x/y pad with the game's modifiable physics to create an interactive and responsive controller that is—in addition to being powerful—very fun to explore. Motion Sequencing 2.0 brings the organic and continuously evolving patterns of wavestate's Wave Sequencing 2.0 into the world of motion sequencing, including multiple tracks and real-time recording to help you create complex and evolving phrases that other step sequencers cannot.

Just like Wave Sequencing 2.0 (wavestate) and altered FM (opsix), modwave's advanced wavetable synthesis offers its own brand of completely unique sounds and a function-per-button layout that makes customizing those sounds quick and easy. There are hundreds of preset sounds powered by this new architecture, organized by category buttons on the front panel, and all instantly customizable via the four Mod knobs. modwave's distinctive wavetable timbres start with aggressive basses and leads, and lush ambient pads that will add a new dimension to your tracks. But that's just the beginning.

Those who want to dive deeper will find an inexhaustible source of discoveries; with the modwave's unique synthesizer architecture, you will be finding new things for a long, long time. Save as many sounds as you want; there is room for thousands more. You can also load your own samples, import wavetables in standard formats, and create your own wavetables using the free WaveEdit software.

The new modwave mkII offers the astonishing figure of 60 voices of polyphony, nearly double the 32 of the original modwave, and an unprecedented number for a wavetable synthesizer at any price. Responding to user requests, we have updated all LFOs with free-running, delayed start, and retrigger options. We have also added a pre/post switch for reverb sends, new modulation sources, and much more.