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free Korg legacy presets for iWavestation, M1, MS-20, MonoPoly and Polysix

circledsquarecircledsquare
edited November 2022 in App Tips and Tricks

I was looking for Richard Devine's presets for Korg legacy Wavestation. These seem to be just performances, no original patch programming, but they are good.

They are here:

https://id.korg.com/static_pages/1

Along with a bunch of other free Korg legacy content (for M1, MS-20, Monopoly and Polysix).

I have only tested the Richard Devine Wavestation presets. They load fine in iWavestation using the legacy menu item. Be warned, this clobbers all three user cards, so save your custom iWavestation performances and patches first.

(edited to mention the other synths, I don't own these yet)

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  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg
    edited November 2022

    @circledsquare said:
    I was looking for Richard Devine's presets for Korg legacy Wavestation. These seem to be just performances, no original patch programming, but they are good.

    They are here:

    https://id.korg.com/static_pages/1

    Along with a bunch of other free Korg legacy content (for M1, MS-20, Monopoly, Polysix and LegacyCell (desktop only)).

    I have only tested the Richard Devine Wavestation presets. They load fine in iWavestation using the legacy menu item. Be warned, this clobbers all three user cards, so save your custom iWavestation performances and patches first.

    thanks for this!
    the instruction on the download page dont do it as written. How’d you do it?

    edit: ahhh. not iOS…

  • circledsquarecircledsquare

    @Littlewoodg, I plugged my iPad into a laptop and transferring the fxb file into the iWavestation folder (this is not directly accessible from the iPad unfortunately). Then I opened it using the "legacy" menu item in the import menu.

    I use this same procedure for syx (sysex) files too because the interface is more elegant this way. I can switch between different syx cards during one iWavestation session. But I know that at least syx files can be opened directly using Files without using this old iTunes app folder approach if you are willing to kill off iWavestation each time you open one.

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @circledsquare said:
    @Littlewoodg, I plugged my iPad into a laptop and transferring the fxb file into the iWavestation folder (this is not directly accessible from the iPad unfortunately). Then I opened it using the "legacy" menu item in the import menu.

    I use this same procedure for syx (sysex) files too because the interface is more elegant this way. I can switch between different syx cards during one iWavestation session. But I know that at least syx files can be opened directly using Files without using this old iTunes app folder approach if you are willing to kill off iWavestation each time you open one.

    thanks, interesting. i do use itunes app folder access with laptop and iMazing, might dig around…

  • circledsquarecircledsquare

    It's well worth it - Richard Devine has created some really cool performances, they are almost all keepers for me. They aren't as glitchy as some of his other presets (like for Animoog).

    Of the other Korg synths, do you have one you prefer, maybe for bass?

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