"Wave Sequencing - many updates from the original, including time/tempo modes, sample-locked tempo synch, constant-time crossfades even in tempo mode, adjustable exp-to-log fade-in and fade-out shapes per step, adjustable swing, trigger quantization and key sync, realtime duration modulation, control of reverse and sample start point per step, and dual step-sequencer-type outputs for modulating Program parameters from the Wave Sequence. That's part of what the OASYS is: Wave Sequencing with 100s of megabytes of samples instead of 4, RAM samples, stereo samples, resonant filters, 5x number of voices, better MIDI sync, etc.
I'm not complaining, but it would have been nice to see an updated, superpowered wavestation based on what they can do now, 15 years later, as far as the resolution and amount of waveforms, a beefier processor, dedicated DAW editor, etc. I suppose integrating it into the Oasys and releasing the WS as software in the Legacy Collection was their next step for the WS. I've wondered, too, why Korg never expanded on the Wavestation idea in hardware form.
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