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From the Trigger audio outputs at the bottom of my of my modded SILVER WD :twisted: I can directly record the built in piezo microfone signals at the same time and parallel with the normal Audio OUTS . 4 track or 3 track recording. (and play it back into the Wavedrum , as a pattern for editing or ...

all the sounds ?
that is too much info for paper


@wavedrummer
sorry that it seems you never tried to open my EXCEL file (*.XLS),
in there you have the numbers of the first 15 sounds.

the rest is DIY as usual...

the 9 Volt jack really seems to be a weak point I had the same problem as you but still had my warranty and got it repaired for free (good and fast service.) since then I use the cable hook and a bit of tape all the time , and would very much prefer 90 deg. plugs. Im afraid that the headphone jack ...

thats a sample player , no ALGos... I found it it on the www last year. here is the manual : http://www.speedyshare.com/file/cg622/Synth-Drum-Manual-EN.pdf As I understand , It has no editable sounds , only editable effects , but it does have a pressure sensor ,that influences effects and muting ...

a hardware upgrade would probably be too expensive... imagine : soldering out the old chip ...and soldering in the new chip or exchanging one of the sub modules... card upgrade : it seems the WD has the loudness info already before it starts to load card information (still worth to try card upgrade ...

hello to this subforum some things are happening in the wavedrum forum now http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=66749&sid=cd734fd6da822563ff8d6427c0b0dde1 If you dont know the Wavedrum more precisely , it needs to be said , that the Wavedrum has no USB , no MIDI , only a 3 numbers ...

good idea , a classic WD thread ...
very good pics

the remote control can still be found on www

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Korg-Inc-RE1- ... 5d312720e9

the original price was higher (nearly double?)

Wow , amazing especially as there seems to be advanced technology from Mork on the market already ... :shock: http://www.korg.com/witune this seems to be a wireless trigger clip for the MINI and maybe the GREEN and shure the Silver a small receiver , with/without tuner and you are done. and yes , I ...

saw your movie 3x now and understand … Now we really get some insight to your work … so much try and error ….time … So … a big Thank You again !!!! Of course when I order Extension cables you get 2 for free… And I also like your playing , South America yeah , maybe next time for more Wavedrum solos ! ...

"IF" there was a small chance to build up a PCM sample set for the Wavedrum SD card , what would be a cool collection ??? :lol: suggest: 30 drumkit head 30 drumkit rim 10 congas 10 congas (slaps etc ) 10 whatever 10 didges rim for me no fx fun / toy samples are necessary, tuned samples only in ...

freestok , thankz a lot for this information movie I saw it 3 times already now I understand all ... too boring all this hex editing , isnt it ? thank you again for your time and brainworkz seems you came to a short creative stop... time to assemble your WD and make some tunes...:wink: I hope , that ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-QmkIfJMYk

but still , where is the Real_Cymbal_sound

thats seems to be a very cool product and fill out the gap of the kind of missing cymbal sounds on the WD. playing a real alloy cymbal + triggering from a condenser mic shure makes it sound very realistic ....(better than a piezo?) (I hope sbd will fix a piezo to a cymbal and test this one day soon ...

Yeah its still a WD Waves plus ALGos included..(shure?) for real results one needs to have both of them , put 3 volume-levels of the silver to 0 ... and compare... is that ALGo sound ...? Is your guitar acoustic , semi acoustic or fullbody ? what you hear is kind of microfone sound of your guitars ...

for percussion triggering OK , when you tap on the wood.
triggering from the string sounds is maybe different
than you would expect...

...for a "normal microfone" this little helper can do a lot for you
http://www.thomann.de/gb/monacor_ma_100_15.htm