Hi,
I have a Trinity Rack and love the pads and motion synths. Is there a big difference between the Trinity and the Wavestation A/D or Wavestation Sr to warrant a purchase?
Thanks Frank
What's the Difference (If you have time)
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In a word: Yes!
I have a Trinity V3 and a Wavestation SR. The Trinity excels at the shimmering pads/motion synths due in part to the higher sample frequency rate (48khz). The Wavestation has a lower rate but has the advantage of vector synthesis which can animate, sequence and crossfade samples in ways that Trinity cannot. Check out some YouTube videos and you'll have a good idea of WS' capabilities.
Different beasts, I love 'em both
SR is a pain to edit but contains loads of great patches, I use Northern Lights as a pad beneath Pianoteq 4.5 when I just wanna chill, it's sooooooo sweet
I have a Trinity V3 and a Wavestation SR. The Trinity excels at the shimmering pads/motion synths due in part to the higher sample frequency rate (48khz). The Wavestation has a lower rate but has the advantage of vector synthesis which can animate, sequence and crossfade samples in ways that Trinity cannot. Check out some YouTube videos and you'll have a good idea of WS' capabilities.
Different beasts, I love 'em both
SR is a pain to edit but contains loads of great patches, I use Northern Lights as a pad beneath Pianoteq 4.5 when I just wanna chill, it's sooooooo sweetCurrent Korg apparatus: MicroStation, MicroKorg, MicroSampler, WaveDrum, Trinity V3, M1REX, Wavestation SR, X5DR, Original Legacy Collection w/ MS-20 controller, iMS-20, DS-10 Plus x2, ELECTRIBE Rhythm Mk ll, iELECTRIBE, Kaossilator, padKONTROL, MicroKONTROL, NanoKey, NanoKontrol, Stage Echo SE-300