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Amazing. Amazing indeed, and unprecedented too. I wonder what hardware/software architecture is allowing them such an incredible feature. It makes the absence of MPE support even harder to bear, especially since it's compounded by the absence of a complete multitimbral implementation. Four MIDI ...

MPE controllers are a bit of gimmick in my opinion. Many who play them spend more time bending notes just for the sake of it rather than for any valid reason that benifits the music being performed. I strongly disagree. Many strings players would probably disagree too. The Wavestate doesn't even ...

Why would they build in support for something they don't sell? Because, unlike MIDI 2.0, MPE products have been on the market for a while already. A relatively small, one-time expense would allow them to sell synths to MPE-controller users like myself. It's not clear how much it would increase ...

And I'm not the only one wondering, here's Cuckoo in his tutorial:

I'm not sure how many modulations I can add. It seems limitless. There has to be some sort of limit. Maybe.

Thanks, I saw that. Indeed, the variety of available sources and destinations is impressive. The number I'm missing though (and I looked at the manual too), is the maximum number of routings, that is, individual connections between a source (or two) and a destination that can be created. I cannot ...

The Wavestate modulation features are staggering. In his Musician's Friend interview Dan Phillips says:

We also implemented a new way to create modulation routings, which is really fast and hardware-oriented.

What is the maximum number of modulation routings?

I'm looking forward to using the Wavestate with my Linnstrument and Roli controllers. However, Dan Phillips said in the huge Gearslutz thread that it does not support the MPE standard, adding no further details. I hope that the Wavestate architecture allows adding MPE support, and that Korg is ...