Practical Guide to Optimized High-Quality Wavetable Oscillators - Matt Tytel - ADC21

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Practical Guide to Optimized High-Quality Wavetable Oscillators
Developing a wavetable oscillator requires combining knowledge and experience across several parts of digital signal processing. Information on developing wavetable oscillators is spread across the internet so it take a lot of trial and error to find the best combination of approaches for your needs.
In this talk we'll go over all you need to know to start creating fast and high quality wavetable oscillators. We'll compare the pros and cons of several different approaches used in professional synths to band limit wavetables, interpolate buffers, and optimize these using SIMD.
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Matt Tytel
Matt Tytel is a synth designer and game developer living in Vermont. He is the developer of the recently released wavetable synth, Vital. Before Vital, Matt jumped around the industry working at music plugin companies (Cakewalk) and music game companies (Harmonix).
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Special thanks to the ADC21 Team:
Lina Berzinskas
Sophie Carus
Timur Doumler
Derek Heimlich
Josh Hodge
Andrew Kirk
Bobby Lombardi
Tom Poole
Ralph Richbourg
Jim Roper
Jonathan Roper

[@eldarsadykov]

Graphic Designers behind Vital are extraordinary.

[@VitaliyNET]

Awesome! Thanks.

[@willstockwell1606]

Anyone have references on the fixed point approach mentioned around minute 41? I'd like to understand that better :)