Korg has released a major update to Electribe Wave, a wavetable-based groove workstation for iOS.
Electribe Wave 2.0 adds support for sample import, Ableton Live Project Export and more.
Here’s what’s new in Electribe Wave 2.0:
- New expansion pack “Solid Waves” is available.
- New expansion pack “Atmospheric Waves” is available.
- Now supports user sample import for drum parts.
- Added exclusive group selection for drum parts.
- Free drum sample packs are available.
- Now supports Ableton Live Project Export.
- Added Audio bounce format selector.
- Added “Pattern play mode” that enables you to change patterns in 3 ways.
- Other improvements and bug-fixes.
Pricing and Availability
Korg Electribe Wave 2.0 is available now for US $19.99.
via Goudron
Very cool. More sonic awesomeness for my iPads.
Korg is moving in the right direction!
They just need support for melodic samples, converting samples to wavetables, Gadget compatibility, and it will be considered a 5 star app.
Korg never bring major feature updates to their synths after launch. This didn’t launch with Gadget support so they will never bother to add it.
And again no AU Support! Thx Korg!
Yup, I have quite a few of their synths from the pre-gadget era and they are never used now. I removed them from my iPad because no Au support. Korg will never bring Au to any of their iOS synths.
They will bring AU to their synths after people stop buying their apps….
Oh yes, that’s correct. A fair percentage either hate AU or have no idea what it is though so I guess that could take some time. 🙁
Korg does a pretty good. job with their iPad stuff… Im glad for this new take on the Electribe…The Gorillaz Electribe is super fun and I wish others would do their own Electribes… Playing with that stuff is a good learning experience… I wish it did have AU support though.
Why do these advertising pictures always look like they’re showing HARDWARE products…?
:-/
Synthtopia did a nice story on this a few years ago.
I realize that usually it’s fairly clear that it’s really software, but in this case many electribes are hardware so I did fall for it initially.
Still NO AU *wow* we have nearly 2019 ….
There’s no real reason for this to be AU. Standalone instruments and fx definitely. But an all-in-one like this? What’s the advantage?
So, there is “no real reason’ to have VST/au on your pc…?
This is an iOS app. Completely different from a PC environment. Read my entire post and not just the first sentence.
If you work prof. with ios AUV is the way to go. Little example I want to use the Bam Bros rosetta midi suite with this plugins inside AUM or Cubase… Or maybe you like to save your projects like in a real daw with plugin states etc… How you do that with this? Maybe you dont know the advantages from AUV…