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Waldorf The wave

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Without a doubt the Wave is the most impressive, the most expressive and at the same time the user-friendliest sound synthesis tool ever built. Already the basic model has a character so powerful and individual, that even fastidious professionals may break into a frenzy of affection....

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Architecture

Type: Digital

Synthesis: Additive, Distortion, Formant, Frequency Modulation, Granular, Phase Distorion, Resynthesis, Sampling, Subtractive, Vector synthesis, Wave Table

Oscillators

Oscillators: 2

Oscillator Notes:
2 VCOs per voice + noise generator

Envelope Notes::
3 assignable envelopes -- one ADSR, one ADSR plus delay, one loopable modular envelope with eight time and level parameters.

Filter Notes:
True analogue filter with four modulation inputs and resonance

LFO Notes::
2 LFOs, each featuring four waveforms

Polyphony & Tuning

Polyphony: 16

Timbrality: 8

Patches

Patches RAM: 256

Patches ROM: 256

Storage: Tape, Internal

Editing: MIDI

Arpeggiator

none

Effects

none

Sequencer

None but there are transport controls above keyboard for controlling external sequencer only

Chips and Operating System

OS-1-902

Case

Case: Keyboard

Case Details: 61 Key model with Blue, Orange, Red, and Yellow color models

Controls: Aftertouch, Breath, Faders, Knobs, Mod - Wheel, Mod - Wheel 2, Modulation 1/4" Jacks, Pedal - Patch Change, Pitch -Wheel, Pedal - Sustain, Tempo Knob, Velocity, Pedal - Volume

Display Type: LCD

Dimensions (WxDxH): 175 x 550 x 305 (135 panel flat)

Connections

Audio Output Connections: 1/4" Phone Jack, Mono Out, Stereo Main, Stereo 2, Stereo 3

Audio Output Count: 7

Audio Output Notes: 1/4" stereo auxiliary return

Inputs: 1/4"

MIDI Ports: IN, OUT, THRU

Production

Year Released: 1993

Year Discontinued: 1997

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