KORG WaveState - Knowledge Base
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How do I load a Sample Bank into the hardware WaveState?
Read moreIf you are new in the KORG WaveState World, this is an exciting step.
💾 First download Sample Builder and WS Editor/Librarian here on the KORG website:https://www.korg.com/us/support/download/product/0/919/
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How do I load a Sample Bank into the WaveState Native PlugIn?
Read moreLoading a Sample bank into the KORG WaveState Native Plugin is quite the same precedure as the hardware WaveState.
The difference is that you do not need the KORG WaveState Editor Librarian.
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How do I import the Patches into the hardware WaveState?
Read moreThe KORG WaveState needs 2 different files for loading your Soundpack or your patches: the ➡️ KorgBank file - if you are using your own samples (sample bank) and the ➡️ Wsbundle file, which includes informations about the programming data of your sounds like: tuning, filter, volume, effects etc.
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Where do I find my collection on my Korg WaveState?
Read moreThis section is pretty identical on both versions of the KORG WaveState - hardware and Native Plugin.
The easiest way is to work with the Editor and then select the collection you want to look in for your sounds/patches. -
Why are some sounds not working since I have send a new sample bank to my hardware WaveState?
Read moreThis can be very irritating in the beginning when you suddenly think you have lost your previously loaded sounds on your KORG WaveState.
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Importing the patches (WSBundle file) into the WaveState Native Plugin
Read moreWorking with the KORG WaveState Native Plugin, this is very easy.
Change to the ▶️ librarian mode inside your WaveState Native Plugin and select ▶️ Import in the File menu -
What you can do for a better Performance of your WaveState
Read moreIf you encounter a sudden lagginess or cut off sounds when you switch your patches on your WaveState - there are some things you can do to improve the performance.
