Korg wavestate MIDI
Find original Korg wavestate MIDI clock, Local Control and layer-channel guidance, with the reviewed model and manual scope stated.
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Quick reference
- Clock modes
- Internal, External and Auto.
- Manufacturer documented
- MIDI & USB, p. 84
- External without clock
- Tempo-related features require incoming MIDI clock.
- Manufacturer documented
- MIDI & USB, p. 84
- Local Control off
- Internal keyboard path is disconnected; MIDI still works.
- Manufacturer documented
- MIDI & USB, p. 84
- Layer reception
- Global Channel applies when Use Global MIDI Channel is enabled.
- Manufacturer documented
- MIDI & USB, p. 84
Clock and missing tempo
Manufacturer documentedUtility → MIDI & USB offers Internal, External and Auto clock. External requires incoming MIDI clock over DIN or USB; without it, tempo-related features stop working.
Auto uses incoming clock when available and falls back to the internal tempo after clock has stopped for more than 500 ms.
Local Control and layer channels
Manufacturer documentedLocal Control off disconnects the built-in keys and controllers from the internal sounds while MIDI transmission and reception remain available. Korg recommends it when an external sequencer's loop-back produces duplicate notes.
Global Channel applies to a layer's received MIDI when Use Global MIDI Channel is enabled. Check that layer option before assuming every layer follows the global channel.
Sources & review
Sources reviewed: . Documentation does not replace a physical hardware test.
- wavestate Owner's Manual · Korg · E3 · official listing dated 22 March 2024 · last checked 2026-10-07
Sections reviewed: MIDI & USB, p. 84; Utility → MIDI & USB, p. 84.