there is a keyboard version, an expanded version called wavestation EX and a nice A/D version featuring a stereo input that can be used to feed the internal FX processor (vocoder inside!but AD only (2 unit 19' or KB)) ! 19' rack (1 unit high called SR) was also available. samples that make a 'resonant' sound when played sample for sample through the 'cue list'.

the filter had no resonance so you had to make a wave sequence that simply plays div. its the same samples as those used for the vector synthesis. the other big thing here is the WAVESEQUENCE, with wavesequences you can play midisynced lists of samples, that can be edited on the wavestation.

Korg Wavestation - 1-4 vector DCOs that can play samples includes all waves of the sequential prophet VS, with vector envelope you could record the volume amounts of those 4 Oscillators by an x-y axis joystick controlled field. 3 complex envelopes (pitch, filter, amp) for 2 layers (thats why it's 2x each env type), extra vector movement envelope. DETAILS 16track sequencer and 4MB ROM (M1 ex : 8MB ROM), some FX (2 units) and filters without resonance became studio standard the late 80ies.

Korg wavestation samples