Let's say we have wavetable, but we don't like slots 50-59. We delete them. Is there a way to make waveedit interpolate new material that morphs between 49-60, rather than having blank slots?
Not sure about making it morph specific cells (you mentioned 49-60, for example). But with blank slots you can copy and paste other slots into the blank ones. Try switching to "Grid XY mode", and you can visualize it better for seeing what you have already have to move into blank slots.
Thanks so much for watching. Sorry for the confusion - you are correct - the user wavetable goes in the root. Be aware you can use 1 user wavetable at a time.
Hi there, really useful information. I just wonder if there is way to add multiple user wavetables(I guess max 8) in the SD to be used as banks just like the factory banks? I mean I can just upload a single wav everytime just to see if it fits my jam & remove the card and try another one everytime.
Storage is so cheap and the files so small I was planning on just treating them like “tapes”, just get a bunch of low memory (as low as available) SD cards from micro center or something and just initialize all of them so I can swap them when I want to. Although in the manual it does say this: “A config setting in the config.txt file can be changed to map all 64 waveforms to the waveform knob, 8 WAV files can be loaded this way.” So I’ll probably try that first before I go buy a bunch of cards.
Hello! Chord only allows for a single custom wavetable to be loaded at a time due to its hardware architecture. We will definitely consider this for future Chord revisions, because this will be an awesome feature! You can set up your wavetable to be similar to the factory table, which is 8 banks of 8 waveforms and it would behave similar to the factory wavetable, or you can run the LONG_WAVEFORM config setting in your chord_config.txt file on the SD card which lets you play all 64 waveforms in a single bank. Hope this helps!
Thanks for using my wavetables in your demo. I enjoy seeing folks getting some use from them.
You bet! Good stuff for sure.
This series on Chord and Bloom is fantastic.
Thank you---we're so glad they're useful for you!
Chord v2 is such a great module. A keeper for shure.
We're so glad you think so! We love Chord too. :)
Thank you! For making a set of downloadable waves. : D !!!
You're welcome! Have fun with them!
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YW! (You're welcome) :) Thanks for watching!
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Let's say we have wavetable, but we don't like slots 50-59. We delete them. Is there a way to make waveedit interpolate new material that morphs between 49-60, rather than having blank slots?
Not sure about making it morph specific cells (you mentioned 49-60, for example). But with blank slots you can copy and paste other slots into the blank ones.
Try switching to "Grid XY mode", and you can visualize it better for seeing what you have already have to move into blank slots.
@@QuBitElectronix Thanks so much 🙏
Great video thanks. Where do you place the exported wavetable wav on the SD card? Is it in the root or do you have to create a user folder? Thanks
Thanks so much for watching. Sorry for the confusion - you are correct - the user wavetable goes in the root. Be aware you can use 1 user wavetable at a time.
@@QuBitElectronix Great, thanks for the reply. :)
Can you please take us through /where/ to put the file on the SD card?
You can place the .wav file in the root directory of the SD card! Just make sure that only one .wav file is present on the SD card.
Hi there, really useful information. I just wonder if there is way to add multiple user wavetables(I guess max 8) in the SD to be used as banks just like the factory banks? I mean I can just upload a single wav everytime just to see if it fits my jam & remove the card and try another one everytime.
Storage is so cheap and the files so small I was planning on just treating them like “tapes”, just get a bunch of low memory (as low as available) SD cards from micro center or something and just initialize all of them so I can swap them when I want to. Although in the manual it does say this: “A config setting in the config.txt file can be changed to map all 64 waveforms to the waveform knob, 8 WAV files can be loaded this way.” So I’ll probably try that first before I go buy a bunch of cards.
Hello! Chord only allows for a single custom wavetable to be loaded at a time due to its hardware architecture. We will definitely consider this for future Chord revisions, because this will be an awesome feature! You can set up your wavetable to be similar to the factory table, which is 8 banks of 8 waveforms and it would behave similar to the factory wavetable, or you can run the LONG_WAVEFORM config setting in your chord_config.txt file on the SD card which lets you play all 64 waveforms in a single bank. Hope this helps!
If I were to take root out, would this extract it from the mix out?
You can send out each voice individually, while still being able to output all four via mix. Hope this answers your question! :)
I never knew Chord did these wavetables (too)... 🤔
Right on---glad to help!
@@QuBitElectronix I created the Avalon Alternate Instrument for the Nebulae v2 which does the same 😅 (sort of, it's more of a E352...)