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SCL762 - ( Bundle ) - Stratosfear + Analog Dreams - Korg Wavestate / Native
( Bundle ) - Stratosfear + Analog Dreams - Korg Wavestate / Native - Description
A compelling electronic composition often begins with a sequence: a repeating pulse that gradually changes, introduces new harmonies and develops into something far greater than its individual notes. Stratosfear + Analog Dreams Bundle for Korg Wavestate / mkII / SE / Native brings that creative approach together with the unmistakable character of vintage analog synthesizers, offering 95 sounds for musicians who want to build complete electronic arrangements.
This combination pairs Stratosfear by Marco Mayer, a collection of 55 cinematic Performances inspired by the Berlin School tradition, with Analog Dreams, a 40-sound library dedicated to the musical vocabulary of classic analog synthesis.
Stratosfear – The Art of Electronic Motion
Inspired by the pioneering sound of Tangerine Dream and the atmospheric world of Stratosfear, Marco Mayer's library explores the expressive possibilities of Korg Wavestate's Wave Sequencing engine.
Its 55 Performances move through hypnotic rhythmic patterns, analog-inspired pulses, evolving drones and expansive cinematic environments. Rather than relying on static textures, STRATOSFEAR makes movement an essential part of the sound, with continuously shifting sequences, modulation and atmospheric detail.
From the rhythmic propulsion suggested by PULSE MACHINE and ASTRAL ENGINE to the wider electronic landscapes of BERLIN HORIZON and BLUE STRATOSPHERE, the collection explores the tension between repetition and transformation that defines much of classic Berlin School music.
All STRATOSFEAR Performances use the Wavestate's factory samples, requiring no additional sample imports.
Analog Dreams – Vintage Sounds with a Musical Purpose
Analog Dreams brings a different kind of energy to the bundle.
Its 40 sounds focus on the expressive and recognizable qualities of vintage analog synthesis, offering leads, basses, arpeggios, sequences, polysynths, pads, strings, plucks and classic synthesizer timbres.
These are the musical building blocks that give electronic arrangements their melodic identity, harmonic presence and rhythmic weight. Warm polyphonic textures establish a foundation, basses add definition, while leads and plucked sounds introduce the more direct, playable character associated with classic synthesizers.
Analog Dreams offers an immediate way to explore this vintage vocabulary through the Wavestate, complementing the more elaborate sequencing and atmospheric development of STRATOSFEAR.
From Sequenced Atmospheres to Complete Arrangements
The real advantage of this bundle is the relationship between movement and musical expression.
STRATOSFEAR provides the evolving patterns, cinematic transitions and rhythmic environments around which a composition can develop. Analog Dreams supplies the complementary basses, melodic leads, pads and harmonic textures that help turn those ideas into structured musical pieces.
A Berlin School sequence can become the foundation of an extended electronic composition. A classic analog-style lead can introduce a memorable melodic theme, while warm strings or polysynth textures reinforce its harmonic atmosphere. Equally, Analog Dreams can establish a more traditional synthesizer arrangement, with STRATOSFEAR adding movement, tension and cinematic depth.
This makes the collection particularly valuable for Berlin School, ambient, progressive electronic music, synthwave and cinematic production, as well as experimental performances where rhythm and evolving textures play a central role.
Stratosfear + Analog Dreams Bundle combines the hypnotic motion of classic electronic sequencing with the melodic strength of vintage synthesizer sounds. With 55 cinematic Performances and 40 analog-inspired sounds, it offers a focused and versatile expansion for Wavestate musicians who want to explore both the atmosphere and the musical substance of electronic synthesis.

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