The KORG modwave mkII is a powerhouse compact wavetable synthesizer capable of producing a massive array of sounds, from classic analog to complex digital. A predecessor to the modwave, KORG released the DW-8000 in 1985, which combined digital wavetables with analog filters to put an entirely new world of sound at users’ fingertips. The cult success of the DW-8000 naturally set the wheels of innovation in motion, leading to the original modwave, and the updated modwave mkII wavetable creation station. Musicians, sound designers or anyone seeking a compact synthesizer with virtually limitless customization can take advantage of the modwave mkII’s advanced feature set. Get lost in an elaborate synthesis engine and delve into interactive Kaoss Physics that transform gestures into intricate musical textures. The KORG modwave mkII is a powerful tool that promotes enjoyment and gratification from the first note played.

• 37 Standard velocity-sensitive keys
• Polyphony: 60 stereo voices
• KAOSS Physics function
• Motion sequencing 2.0
• A/B Blend function
• Layer function
• Arpeggiator 13 Morph types
• Kaoss Physics combines an X/Y Kaoss pad with modellable computer game physics
• Two wavetable oscillators and a sub-oscillator/noise generator per program with one of 12 filter types (including MS-20 and Polysix multi-filters)
• Flexible modulation system, 4 controllable envelopes, 5 LFOs, 2 modulation processors, 2 note scalings and multi-line motion sequences
• 4 GB user memory for own presets
• Pitch and modulation wheel
• 4x Mod controller
• OLED display
• Editor/librarian software for sound editiing and preset management on a macOS or Windows computer
• 2 line outputs: 6.3 mm jack
• Stereo headphone output: 6.3 mm jack
• Connectors: 2x Line-Out 6.3 mm Jack, Stereo Headphone Out 6.3 mm Jack, MIDI I/O, USB, Damper Pedal Input 6.3 mm Jack, Input for external Power Supply
• Mute pedal input: 6.3 mm jack
• Connection for external power supply
• Dimensions (W x H x D): 565 x 92 x 338 mm
• Weight: 2.9 kg
  
  MPN: Modwave MKII