Hugely usable sounds; hundreds of beautifully designed presets and great tweakability. An easy way to get all the lovely bright pop sounds of the 90's.

The M1, the most popular workstation ever, the Wavestation, still in demand, ALL of the add on cards and roms, and a really great multi-effect plugin.

Fire them up or load them into the sequencer. The presets are lovely and inspiring, and there are endless ways to tweak them.

These are dated sounds and there are much fatter sounds, with gigabites of samples, available. But for $150, having over 2000 beautifully designed presets, there is no question of quality for the money.

Totally worth it. These are really fun and inspiring and hugely endowed with usable sounds. For the cost of a couple of lame sample cds.

To be able to throw into any mix some of Korg's classic sounds; who could say no? Especially for the price.

Longtime hobbyist

Blues

Matches my Roland JX-8Ps fat sounds (brass). It's bells are stronger (like a DX7/TX81Z) than my Yamaha SY22 and the vector sounds morph for a long time. Where the SY22 has sounds unlike any other instruments, the Wavestation had more choices and ultimately took the SYs to a different level.

Which it had a help tool bar. I don't like the USB Key Fog you have to insert to be able to run the program. I think that once you buy it, you should not need a USB key to be inserted for a program you paid for to run.

Very easy. No latency on my IBOOK G4 1.2 GHZ, 1.25 GB RAM. Works well w/ Garageband.

$140 Good Price.

Hobbyist

Rock

It's as good is the origional. Great Korg strings, chorus and pianos.

Its a great addition to your V synth set. Very good value.