Well, I have to say this just made my day. :) Thanks for taking the time to contact us, and I'm so glad you're enjoying Waverazor!
The idea of an "Advanced" tab is quite interesting to me in the sense that there may need to be several levels of complexity management in our user interface. We'll have to see how it feels. I had been thinking that it would be sufficient to have the main performance page, and then an edit button for access to all the parameters, but Waverazor is complex enough under the hood that we may need additional ways of compartmentalizing. It probably won't end up being an "Advanced" tab specifically, but we might need... something.
What gives me pause is that we are trying something quite different in our editor interface, which will already present information in a really efficient way. It's something that I've never seen done before in a synth, but seems like the right path for us since we have such a large parameter count to manage, in addition to several areas that are quite scalable (oscillator segments, modulations, filter and effect bank structures). We think we've come up with a design solution that is pretty innovative and futuristic, and will make it all flow. Again, we'll have to see how it all feels once we're farther along. Ideally, we don't want to put up dividing walls (i.e. an advanced partition) if we don't have to, because that could potentially slow things down for a sound designer.
Anyway, I can't wait for you to see what we have cooking! Hopefully, we'll have much more to discuss when the editor release is out. At MOK, we see the relationship between instrument maker and musician as a collaboration aimed at making the instrument the best it can possibly be. Once again, thanks so much for taking the time to give us your input and support. We really appreciate it!
All the best,
Taiho