Well looks like I need to buy it to “make use” of my Osmose 
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With the two together at least you will be able to edit your patches and make new ones that way.
The addition of MPE support may hint at a 4th Wave with a poly-aftertouch keyboard. It was considered in the original and Groove Synthesis has future gear in development, so it is possible.
Yes, and …
Editing the EM requires a limiter at the end of the chain to protect you from explosions. That’s how powerful it is! 
The only reason I wasn’t saving up for one of these is because I don’t have the space for the keyboard. Looks like it’s time to start saving!
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any notes on pricing?
US price is $3495
$3495
My M was sitting pretty with no desktop competition…
But… I think transitions on the M make it the winner for me:
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That’s a lovely patch.
What do you mean by transitions?
You can use the second oscillator as a kind of sample based oscillator:
Exactly! Size plus lack of MPE keybed were the main blockers for me (well, that and the $5K price tag!)
But this new desktop version coupled with an MPE capable keyboard like Osmose seems ideal. Time to start saving indeed…
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Oh okay. This is going over my head big time.
I will look into this once I’m more familiar with this stuff.
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Yeah, that was definitely a barrier too. Even the desktop version would be the most expensive single item I’ve owned aside from a car.
Sounds like that is why I love my M. That’s not to say this isn’t tempting either, but the difference in price keeps that GAS at bay.
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Looks like they didn’t include the Wave Surfer knob though.
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Selling my Waldorf M for the 3 Wave Desktop.
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Selling my Monomachine for the 3rd Wave Desktop.
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selling my kidney for the 3rd Wave Desktop
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