Korg wavestate native User Manual page 8

Getting Started
2: Main Editing Area
The parameters for the current Page will appear here. This includes the Overview (shown above), synthesis parameters,
Wave Sequence, detailed effects settings, and so on.
3: Edit/Librarian select
The buttons in the upper right of the main window select whether you're working with the Editor or the Librarian. For
the most part, you can simply switch between the two without thinking about it. It's important to note, however, that
some menu commands may be available only in one mode, and that undo is handled separately for each mode.
Menu commands
Menu commands for file operations, such as importing, backing up, and restoring, are available only when the
Librarian is active.
Undo/Redo
wavestate native supports multiple levels of undo and redo for most actions, including importing data, deleting,
renaming, editing Set Lists, editing parameters, and so on. For instance, you could import a bundle file containing a
thousand objects, edit Filter Cutoff, rename all of your Programs, and finally add a new modulation routing to Amp
LFO Frequency, and safely undo all actions in turn.
Undo/redo history is maintained separately for the Librarian and Edit modes. The names of the undo/redo commands
change to reflect this; for example, "Editor Undo: Value Change: Cutoff " or "Librarian Undo: Update Name. "
4: Randomize
This can randomize the entire sound, or selected elements of the sound. For details, see "Randomize" on page 16.
5: Sync & Tempo
When Sync To Host is On, all tempo-related parameters will synchronize to the tempo from the DAW. When it is Off,
they will use the tempo saved in the Performance.
When running as a stand-alone application, this changes to the Clock parameter, which lets you choose the MIDI clock
source (Internal, External, or Auto).
Tempo
[40...300]
This is the stored tempo for the Performance. It applies only if Sync To Host is Off (when running as a plug-in) or when
Clock is set to Internal or Auto (when running stand-alone); otherwise, it is grayed out.
6: Volume
This controls the overall volume of the Performance.
7: Main Menu
This menu gives access to overall settings such as CC assignments and the User Sample Bank, undo/redo, user interface
size scaling, "About" information, and Librarian-specific commands. For details, see "Main Menu" on page 8.
8: Perf. Hold (Performance Hold)
[Off, On]
Use Performance Hold to hold notes or chords, leaving your hands free for knobs and modulation. This works
differently from the Damper Pedal and the Program-level Hold parameter. When Performance Hold is On, notes or
chords are held indefinitely until you play a new note or chord, at which point the previous notes are cut off and the new
ones will sound.
Performance Hold applies only to Layers on the Global MIDI Channel.
9: Mod Inspector
This shows the modulation routings for the selected parameter. You can add or delete routings from the list, adjust
modulation intensity, and change the selected Mod Sources (including adding a second Mod Source for routings
created by drag-and-drop).
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