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Une fois qu'on a crée sa wave séquence, il devient difficile de rajouter d'autres pistes.

Rhythmic Wave Sequences - General Information

The original idea for Wave Sequences was that of a smooth, gradual transition from one timbre to another. Shortly before the Wavestation's release, however, Korg's voicing staff discovered another application: the rhythmic Wave Sequence, using abrupt changes in timbre. Some examples of these are The Wave Song (ROM11, #0) and MIDI Clock Song (ROM8, #10).

The main difference between rhythmic and smooth Wave Sequences is in the step crossfade times. Typically, smooth Wave Sequences use crossfade times of greater than 10 (often much greater); Rhythmic Wave Sequences, on the other hand, use crossfades of only 0-2.

Many of the factory Performances use rhythmic Wave Sequences to trigger drum sounds; you can also create interesting rhythms out of timbral shifts alone, by juxtaposing PCM Waves of different brightness, volume, and harmonic character.

Some rhythmic Wave Sequence programming tips:

* You can use steps with a volume level of 0 to produce rests.

* Crossfades of 0 generally give the best attack for transients when creating rhythmic sequences, but sometimes you may want to use a crossfade of 1 or 2 to smooth things out a little.