This is completely ridiculous!!!!!!! I bought the E352 thinking I would have to use the tedious method I have been using for Serum, I had no idea there was such an amazingly thoughtout tool for crafting tables available. Amazing :D I mean there is just about a lifetimes worth of sound already in there once you get modulating, but this is just the icing on the cake for me, I love this sort of stuff.
Holy moly, you've made some gold, here. I'm late to the show, but... I just found wavetables. There goes my sleep, this weekend. I wish this did more steps, is all. I need 256. Still.
May I suggest you make the modified spectral bands a different colour than a darker shade of yellow ? As it stands it's pretty hard to read. Make it cyan or a more contrasted tone.
Just got a qubit chord v2 and wanted to make my own wavetables and found this. Every bank, or every one i make, sounds kinda... muffled, and filtered down. The straight saw wave for example sounds like it's in a low pass filter. Any idea why this is? They don't sound crunchy to me at all unless i add heaps of uppper harmonics. but surely even a saw wave should be fairly bright sounding?? ANy help would be great! :)
Why is the harmonic spectrum "flat" for the saw wave? I expected this... people.carleton.edu/~jellinge/m108f13/pages/12/12Media/images11/Filter-saw43.png
Good question. I'm rescaling the harmonics precisely so that the saw wave is flat. Otherwise, drawing arbitrary patterns in the harmonic editor will result in mostly ear-bleeding high frequencies.
I can understand the issue, but it also makes the system seem unresponsive (while you were drawing large sweeps in the high range, we heard very little change.) For those of us that know what a proper spectrum looks like, it is odd. Lastly, if you wanted to make something like white or blue noise, it would seem impossible as the upper harmonic are so muted. What about allowing the user to apply "masks" in the spectrum. These would apply limits to drawing on the spectral graph and adjust the waveform graph to correspond. You could have linear, 1/x and 1/X^2 masks for the basic wave shapes. You could also add two controls; one to adjust the relative odd harmonics based of the masking and another to adjust the relative levels of the even harmonics.
This is completely ridiculous!!!!!!! I bought the E352 thinking I would have to use the tedious method I have been using for Serum, I had no idea there was such an amazingly thoughtout tool for crafting tables available. Amazing :D I mean there is just about a lifetimes worth of sound already in there once you get modulating, but this is just the icing on the cake for me, I love this sort of stuff.
Insane. E352 is at the top of my list and this app looks amazing. Great job all around. Synth Tech does top notch work.
absolutely mind-bending, the number of possibilities !
Fantastic tool! It's unbelievable how good it is.
Holy moly, you've made some gold, here. I'm late to the show, but... I just found wavetables. There goes my sleep, this weekend.
I wish this did more steps, is all. I need 256. Still.
Wow so lovely and smooth. Can't wait for the e352 and this software, so much nerdy excitement! :D
Can you import wavetables?
*chef kiss emoji*
May I suggest you make the modified spectral bands a different colour than a darker shade of yellow ? As it stands it's pretty hard to read. Make it cyan or a more contrasted tone.
Can we use this with Cardinal vst? it is a modular environment working very good inside Sequencers.
Just got a qubit chord v2 and wanted to make my own wavetables and found this. Every bank, or every one i make, sounds kinda... muffled, and filtered down. The straight saw wave for example sounds like it's in a low pass filter. Any idea why this is? They don't sound crunchy to me at all unless i add heaps of uppper harmonics. but surely even a saw wave should be fairly bright sounding?? ANy help would be great! :)
Great tool Andrew!
Amazing tool!
Nice work!
Great job!
Any chance of being able to draw waveforms using bezier curves?
Thanks.
Why is the harmonic spectrum "flat" for the saw wave? I expected this... people.carleton.edu/~jellinge/m108f13/pages/12/12Media/images11/Filter-saw43.png
Good question. I'm rescaling the harmonics precisely so that the saw wave is flat. Otherwise, drawing arbitrary patterns in the harmonic editor will result in mostly ear-bleeding high frequencies.
I can understand the issue, but it also makes the system seem unresponsive (while you were drawing large sweeps in the high range, we heard very little change.) For those of us that know what a proper spectrum looks like, it is odd. Lastly, if you wanted to make something like white or blue noise, it would seem impossible as the upper harmonic are so muted.
What about allowing the user to apply "masks" in the spectrum. These would apply limits to drawing on the spectral graph and adjust the waveform graph to correspond. You could have linear, 1/x and 1/X^2 masks for the basic wave shapes. You could also add two controls; one to adjust the relative odd harmonics based of the masking and another to adjust the relative levels of the even harmonics.
I've removed harmonic scaling altogether, and it appears to be more playable now.
DRUMs??????????
:D