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I would love this functionality. Being a software developer myself, I have been thinking of the possibility to create a "translator" that could take a Wavestation SysEx file and translate it to the structure of the Wavestate. (Using the WS samples and finding structure, filter settings, envelopes ...

Anyone figure this out yet? Correct me if I am wrong @Dan, but I suspect that if Korg confirms this to be an incompatibility with the new version of Windows (2004), I would expect it to require a firmware update of the Wavestate. Right now I am using a version of 1909 inside a virtual machine to ...

Hi I have the same issue with windows 10. No RDNIS, the updater and the librarian don't see the wavestate. windows 10 pro version 1909 firmware 1.03 librarian 1.0.1 updater 1.03 Rev A midi messages : OK Worth to notice here is that for me, in a clean 1909 environment, it works as expected. In a ...

I am not 100% sure what installer you mean, but the windows installer I used on the test that does not work is the following. (Downloaded from MSDN/My Visual Studio).

en_windows_10_consumer_editions_version_2004_updated_may_2020_x64_dvd_36d61c40.iso

BR
//Thomas

Hi! Sorry for being a little vague in the first post, but no, with Win 10 2004 version the wavestate does not connect. No problems with 1909. This should be fairly easy to reproduce. I installed two fresh windows installations, one with 1909 and one with 2004. Attached the wavestate and performed ...

Hi! There seems to be a problem installing the RNDIS driver for the Wavestate in Windows 10 2020 april/may update (2004). I have tried installing in two completely clean-installed machines for troubleshooting and to rule out everything else. I have followed the standard procedure by installing the ...