I guess the difference with Animoog is the ability to import new waveforms as in the Devine pack and User waveforms.Thus new sounding patches.

I think iWaveStation could really do with someone like Richard Devine making a load of modern sounding presets for it (as happened wth Animoog) so that we're not just hearing the 1990s presets and user created patches from the 90s called things like 'The Terminator' and 'X-files'. If I were compelled to stay within Gadget then I would certainly get it but there are simply a ton of options outside of it that I will save my pennies said: If it let you rate waveforms and exclude them from randoming in (maybe it does?) I would consider it more. i just get this sense that while on the path to creating a cool layered modern glitchish patch i would be stumbling over and having to ignore too many undesirable (yes cheesey) sounds. I guess the thing with me and iWavestation is that I know it can be used to make cool sounding patches and I am a total random button whore on other synths. Lovely track! Would go nicely with a simple Patterning polyrhythmic percussion layer. I don't think Korg has really done that with this iWavestation release - thus all the negative stuff about it sounding cheesy. Great sounding modern presets so people really 'get' what they are capable of. I think that is something Moog has got very right with both Animoog and Model15.

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