PPG Wave 3.V


	Waldorf’s new VSTi isn’t only a stunning emulation of the impressive vintage PPG synthesizers but is also able to deliver tons of modern sounds for contemporary music styles. Here are a few audio demos made during betatesting and factory sound programming.

Mercurial	Some fidgeting with 3.V and Stylus RMX
Pipitschi	Just sounds
Tullamore Dew	Mild and Irish. All sounds from the PPG 3.V
Wir haben uns lieb	“Wir haben uns lieb” or “Wir schlagen uns nie”. Don’t know exactly what the PPG is babbling in this one. Anyway, some saturday punk. All sounds from the plugin
Sieh mal da	7/4 shuffle, huh? All sounds except drums from Wolfgan Palm’s contributions to the factory soundset
ConstrucKtion	Apparently some overuse of the PPG 3.V’s overdrive algorithms
Derwent Water	Tamer than the one above
Rotbäckchen	Wilder than the one above
Noises	See title
Elastic Wave	A short reminiscence to Volker Kriegel
JdM-Kits	A short demo of the integrated drum multis that were programmed by JdM from Nutekk Labs
IW-Waves	Eighties style. Me thinks. Most sounds from Dr. Ingo Weidner’s contributions to the factory soundset
Twentythree	Some cold winter sounds and a short xmas canon made with Wolfgang Palm’s new utterance wavetables
Waveyeah	Wave, yeah!
Goodnight Wave	Just 4 sounds from the Wave 3.V
Pigeon Breast	Some Wave 3.V funk. Or so
Zu gewaltig	More utterance and more distortion

Drums on tracks 1,2,6,8,9,14 and 16 from Spectrasonics Stylus RMX; drums on
track 10 from NI Battery 3; chords and theme on track 6 from www.nin.com

Produced with Cubase 5 on a 2,4 GHz Intel PC

Big thanks to Wolfram Franke and Waldorf for developing this wonderful software