KORG WAVEDRUMGLB WAVEDRUM GLOBAL EDITION

KORG WAVEDRUMGLB WAVEDRUM GLOBAL EDITION

The Wavedrum Global Edition made by Korg it professionally designed combining PCM drum sounds, DSP driven synthesis and multiple pickup sensors for forming a percussion synthesizer carefully designed for flexibility and expressiveness.

The Wavedrum Global Edition has been updated over previous Wavedrum versions as it is boasting greater pickup precision intended for improved dynamic range of low and high pitches, as well as an enhanced response to soft playing. Carefully designed capable of capturing the subtleties of your drumming, the Wavedrum comes equipped along with a pressure sensor as well as multiple pickups that are capable of capturing your strikes on both the head and the rim. These features are allowing the Wavedrum to not only detect strikes, but also rubs and scratches as well as slap shots and mutes. It is also capable of producing tonal differences dependent on what you strike the Wavedrum with, whether it be along with your hand, a mallet, a drumstick, or a brush. The Wavedrum Global Edition is also capable of adding an input sensitivity parameter that are possible to be adjusted for matching your personal range of dynamics. This is possible to be helpful for customizing the Wavedrum for matching your style of play whether you're a beginner that's just learning, or a heavy-hitting professional.

In addition to the sensory based features that lend to playability, the Wavedrum Global Edition also comes loaded along with 60 DSP algorithms and 400 PCM drum samples that are included for giving you a broad palette of tweakable options and sounds. The DSP algorithms are made for giving you the capability to use various methods of synthesis for the creation of your own sounds or alter existing ones. Some of the synthesis types that you are possible to use include analog, additive, non-linear and physical modeling. The PCM library comes containing 200 sounds that is possible to be assigned to the Wavedrum's head, and 200 that are possible to be assigned to the rim. In addition to standard drum kit sounds such as kicks and snares, the library also comes including percussion sounds such as djembe and conga, as well as ethnic instruments such as marimba and the African talking drum. Furthermore, the library comes including a section of stringed instrument sounds such as the sitar, as well as a host of sound effects and dance oriented electronic sounds. Also, the PCM sounds are possible to be combined along with the different DSP synthesis methods for creating new sounds and variations.