To whomever is downloading 6,000+ randomly generated spamtables and thinks they will be of any more use than the sparse, shimmering morning dew settling on a cow's dingleberry in North Dakota..

Wtf bruh,.. ever think of making one youself?...

 

I've tried them and I found the same.
Creative use of wavetables definitely sounds different.

Your meme is spot-on

 

Interesting. Would you be so kind to explain how to do home made wave tables ?
Maybe point to some freeware for this purpose.

 

Maybe you must try Four cycle synth it's free

http://niffpage.greywool.com/files/Tools/

but this is for the propose of single cycle wave which are intense in work for reaching wave working good on sampler like Elektron device ... there are a few of single cycle free on Elektron elektronaut forum also ....

for wavetables it's a little tricky to .. import a sample on a wavetable synth and make this a wavetable not really work and not sound as you except for me because it depend the quality of wave in fact and if you want to transform in drastic way the sound is crappy ...

and I think there is lot wavetable in synth today to achieve good work at all ...

 

Well, Oly if you are on Ableton theres a max device that converts images to tables and another that algorithmically generates them, i dont know freeware pc portable i dont think anyone's bothered making a good one

You can also import samples and generate from that also

wavetables are just sets of singlecycles anyway so draw them with a crayon & calligraphy pen, fax, convert and import if you like!

 

I dont use Ableton but I found this:
hlhr202 / Wavetable-Editor

 

Is that for importing wav samples? Serum can create tables from them as well

 

Serum Wavetable Studio is fun and easy to use: http://glowshrimpsoftware.com/sfmwts.html



But I've found Galbanum's work far more useful than Ocean Swift's here: https://www.galbanum.com/products/architecturewaveforms2010 Yet really appreciate the chance to try Ocean Swifts stuff for sure, which was made with OSS Wavetabler here: https://oceanswift.net/wavetabler/. Big thanks for sharing those at any rate EDIT, looks like there's an online java script version as here: http://glowshrimpsoftware.com/jsswtm.html and an online interfaced version here as well: http://glowshrimpsoftware.com/swtm2.html

 

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