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wavemakers!

Archive · 2008 12 old posts

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Jay ·

hi here are some wavemakers i am working on atm!

Wave mutator grabs floats alternatly from two arrays and recompiles the result as one! the resulting waves seem a little warmer and fuller than just adding them both togeather imo

Jay ·

next i have Add & subtract

with add and subtract you can choose to add or subtract waves at float level render the results! another interesting way of producing waves!

regardies Arkzero

Jay ·

and last bit of junk for now! i promise 😉 is 16 sect

16 sect breaks the wavetable into 16 eaqual parts and allows for manipulation

regardies Arkzero

stw ·

very very nice! 😍

Acrobat ·

hey these things look damn cool, it's like watching an american B-movie! Will test soon! 😍

philter5 ·

wooow 😍 😍 😍

stefan ·

Very nice work on the GUIs imho! They stand out from the crowd 🙂

Jay ·

thanks for the comments guys! i L 😍 VE making stuff with synthmaker! your comments make it worth doing! 😀

i noticed that after a google search that there isnt much out there in the way of wavetable makers!or not that i could find, do you guys think that this is because vsti vendors wish the customer to buy added wavetables rather than make their own? i see that FAW have given one with the latest versions of their Circle Synth http://www.futureaudioworkshop.com/circle/

i was wondering also,was the above Circle synth made in synthmaker? some of the elements of it are very close to items we see made with Synthmaker! ive been using it for a few months and its a crackingly good synth!

regards 😀 Arkzro

Tom7777 ·

i see that FAW have given one with the latest versions of their Circle Synth http://www.futureaudioworkshop.com/circle/

i was wondering also,was the above Circle synth made in synthmaker?

No i doubt it, it has a mac version but SM doesn't make mac plugins, the graphic elements are similar for sure though 🙂

infuzion ·

Very cool, thanks!

There are 2 wavetable makers available, though they don't have the features yours do: [old link] http://www.amvst.com/index.php?name=Dow ... ails&id=27 & there are others out there that allow you to save wave info as a 256,512,etc .txt file. I think one famous VST calls them "chips".

Unfortunately, they are broken since you have an outdated version of Wave Table & Wave Table Read. I figured it out by using the final Shift knob, since turning that should not change the sound, which it did since your WT/WTR was stuck on 256 mode. Not your fault, IMHO it is an SM issue. You must be using SM-CM 1.0.9? 1.1.2: WaveTables don't auto-update Fixed below...

posh ·

Jay wrote: and last bit of junk for now! i promise 😉 is 16 sect

16 sect breaks the wavetable into 16 eaqual parts and allows for manipulation

regardies Arkzero

this is probably one of the coolest user interfaces i have seen in a long time.

nix ·

These are really cool, thanks Jay, I'll try to dissect. Cheers 🙂

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