Wavetables with Wavestate
Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2021 11:44 pm
As known with the Korg Wavestate if you use wavesequences with Single-Cycle waves it is possible to create "similar" wavetables with a maximum number of waves equal to 64.
If on the one hand the phase coherence is lost in the passage from one cycle to the next (acoustically a pseudorandom coloring), the Wavetables thus created have the advantage of being able to be even not equally distributed over time, thanks to the possibility of setting a duration for each step. .
In analogy with what I did with Montage and Fantom, I tried to "sing-act" the words Wavestate and Synthesizer by creating ad hoc single cycles. Obviously it is possible to create your own wave library (max 3000) which can then be assembled if necessary. For the vocation "singing-recitative" it is enough to have a library of the various vowels and consonants ... and theoretically you can create words and small phrases.
Of course, having a collection of complex spectra, it is possible to create an infinity of sounds typical of the Wavetables synthesis, assembling tables of all kinds if necessary.
On my website http://www.benis.it/cm/cm.htm in the next few days I will insert a short guide and sample files.
Here a Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFMJeTOvpn4[/img]
If on the one hand the phase coherence is lost in the passage from one cycle to the next (acoustically a pseudorandom coloring), the Wavetables thus created have the advantage of being able to be even not equally distributed over time, thanks to the possibility of setting a duration for each step. .
In analogy with what I did with Montage and Fantom, I tried to "sing-act" the words Wavestate and Synthesizer by creating ad hoc single cycles. Obviously it is possible to create your own wave library (max 3000) which can then be assembled if necessary. For the vocation "singing-recitative" it is enough to have a library of the various vowels and consonants ... and theoretically you can create words and small phrases.
Of course, having a collection of complex spectra, it is possible to create an infinity of sounds typical of the Wavetables synthesis, assembling tables of all kinds if necessary.
On my website http://www.benis.it/cm/cm.htm in the next few days I will insert a short guide and sample files.
Here a Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFMJeTOvpn4[/img]