Free Wavetables

Elektronauts Sandbox
#22

Amazing thank you!

Do you think I could format these for the Korg xd?

#25

This is brilliant. Made my day. Thanks

#27

Thank you for the kind words for everyone :pray:
And uploaded new wavetables.

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#28

did you just repackage the adventure kid wave forms?

#33

Bigglesworth blofeld editor has serious support for wavetables including conversions and editing. http://bigglesworth.it/features

And an other one ā€œfmā€ based generator, Serum FM Wavetable Studio, http://glowshrimpsoftware.com/sfmwts.html

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#34

Bigglesworth blofeld editor has serious support for wavetables including conversions and editing. http://bigglesworth.it/features

Thank you!!@jazznbass
This Blofeld editor is very useful :star_struck: Wav files can be read.

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#35

bigglesworth is one of the best and free, wavetable transfer to blofeld works very well too.

#36

So did you or did you not just repackage the adventure kids wave forms? The responses you gave me were not addressing my question

#37

The answer is no.
Iā€™m sorry, I didnā€™t understand the intent of your question.
The repackaged wavetables has been uploaded to WaveEdit Online. The sources used in creating the wavetable are listed.

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#38

Update completed[Wavetable]

  • Added Wavetables with a length per frame from 128 to 2048 samples.
  • Files are integrated by type.
  • Removed some wavetables.
  • Added some wavetables.
  • The compression method has been changed from .zip to .7z. (Thanks to @cipherpunks )

Probably now supports most wavetable synthesizers that can read wave files.
Use 7.zip to unzip the file
https://www.7-zip.org/

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#39

we do not deserve you @taro. i canā€™t believe the quantity and consistent quality of what youā€™ve contributed over the years, it never ceases to amaze me!

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#41

There are a couple of empty folders inside, namely:

  • AmaizingNoises DarkSynth/DarkSynth2
  • PPG Wave/PPG27 (with subfolders)

Also, ā€œmuā€ symbol in Ī¼FoldFeedback is troublesome in some OSs/programs, as are ļ¾Žļ½¼ symbols in filenames inside that folder. Maybe replace it with plain english ā€œuā€?..

Does the file Walsh Function/go ahead make my day[Harry Callahan]/SCW2048/go ahead make my day-.wav.asd really belongs there? :wink:

#42

Thank you :grin: @cipherpunks
All fixed.

There are a couple of empty folders inside, namely:

AmaizingNoises DarkSynth/DarkSynth2
PPG Wave/PPG27 (with subfolders)

Added files to empty folder.

Also, ā€œmuā€ symbol in Ī¼ FoldFeedback is troublesome in some OSs/programs, as are ļ¾Žļ½¼ symbols in filenames inside that folder. Maybe replace it with plain english ā€œuā€?..

Ī¼ means micro, so Ī¼FoldFeedback has been renamed to mFoldFeedback.

Does the file Walsh Function/go ahead make my day[Harry Callahan]/SCW2048/go ahead make my day-.wav. asd really belongs there?

.asd file is a file generated when importing a file into AbletonLive. It has been deleted.

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#43

Thank you so so much! Loving all these. :smiley:

#45

This is an amazing resource Taro, thank you!

#49

i just noticed that the wavetables for polyend medusa are all in one file that can be loaded into audacity as a raw file.

itā€™d take some programming/tinkering to work out the proper lengths, but theyre all there ready to be ripped.

some are sweepable (or they just store 16 of them in sequential orderā€¦ something like that)
https://polyend.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/PolyendMedusaTool3.0.zip

in here , just search for the default wavetable file.
if someone works it all out , iā€™m guessing you could insert your own wavetables, but its far beyond meā€¦and i would think its a good selection already (unless you wanted drum / voice samples in there )

#50

This is great, but iā€™m a little confused to how go about using these wavetables? Can I upload them on my RYTM samples or into the Ableton Wavetable synth?

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#51

its raw data (though it might have a header).

so no, not in the format they are , you could load them into audacity and save them as a wav file , but itā€™d be annoying to work out start/loop points .

but someone with some scripting/python knowledge could work out the format probably.

#52

I was able to convert Medusa wavetable to Wav file with Audacity.

  • Specify 32bit when importing.
  • Remove the 32 samples at the top of the waveform.
  • Dividing every 4000 samples produces 64 wavetables.
  • The length of the wavetable is 3960 samples (132 samples x 30).

It has extra data and needs to be deleted.

  • Delete the last 36 samples of 64 wavetables.

I still donā€™t know if this is correct.

  • Delete 1 sample at the tip of the 5th, 13th, 21st and 29th single cycle waveforms.

Imported the 7th wavetable into Tone2 Icarus2.

medusa
medusa1534Ɨ916 2.22 MB

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#53

I also remember them being a small txt string in the meeblip anode / triode source ( itā€™s open source ) so they could probably be converted to audio too.