A 61-key semi-weighted keyboard, pitch and modulation wheels, and a vector joystick comprised the player controls.

The user interface comprised a 64×240 backlit, graphical LCD display with soft-key menu system (the buttons under the display), a data entry dial similar to that used on Roland's Alpha-Juno keyboards, a numeric keypad and other function buttons. It could take Korg's proprietary PCM and RAM type expansion cards. Its 2MB soundset was synth-oriented which lacked acoustic piano sounds and drums, relying instead on sampled waveforms from classic synthesizers of the 80s, most of the Prophet VS waveforms, and numerous attack transients and instrument samples from Korg's sample library. Wavestation (1990) - The first Wavestation keyboard to reach the market, it premiered the vector synthesis and wave sequencing concepts under the Korg brand.

Definitely one of those innovative synths that was a step ahead of what everyone else was doing at the time. 3.19 1.25 1.15 1.6 PCM ROM 2MB 4MB # of Samples 365 484 700+ # of Effects 47 55 RAM Banks 2 3 ROM Banks 1 8 14 PCM Card Type N/A Display 64×240 Graphic 16×2 Text N/A Vector Joystick Yes No Yes.Upgradeable to 3.19 without additional 2MB EX-PCM data. Korg Wavestation Series 7 New Sound Libraries 350 New Sounds Only 100 Mac/PC Sysex or Midi File When Korg released the first Wavestation back in 1990, it was one of those times that I can remember saying, 'Now thats something different'.

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