Getting Started
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Getting Started
Installation and updates
modwave native uses the Korg Software Pass application for installation and updates. Optionally, modwave native can
check for updates automatically; see “Check for Updates” on page 18.
Your software license is registered to your Korg ID. You can download the Korg Software Pass application and manage
your Korg ID at
Where are sounds stored?
The sound database and factory Multisamples are stored in a dedicated folder structure. This can be created anywhere
during the installation process, but as defaults we recommend:
• macOS: /Users/Shared/KORG/modwave native/System
• Windows: \Users\Public\Public Documents\KORG\/modwave native/\System
User Multisamples can be stored anywhere.
Play page
1: Performance Select
7: Main Menu
10: Layer B Osc 1
12: Layer B Filter
3: Play/Edit/Librarian modes 4: Hold
2: Kaoss Physics
5: Volume
6: Randomize
10: Layer A Osc 1
9: Layer A On/Off
11: Layer A Osc 2
12: Layer A Filter
13: Layer A Arp
& Motion Seq
14: Online Help
8: Layer A
Program
11: Layer B Osc 2
8: Layer B Program
13: Layer B Arp
& Motion Seq
16: Undo/Redo
15: Mod Knobs
The Play page gives you everything you need to play sounds and make quick edits.
1: Performance Select
The Performance, with its two Layers, is the main way of selecting, editing, and saving sounds.
This shows the currently selected Performance. Use the < and > arrows to step through Performances one by one, or
click on the name to bring up a browser window (see “Sound Browser” on page 9). Note that the sounds available
via the arrows may be filtered by settings made in the Sound Browser, such as selected Categories or Collections. Right-
click/control-click (macOS) on the name to bring up a contextual menu for saving and renaming.