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Soundbastler

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Wave changing
« on: August 08, 2016, 07:23:12 PM »
Hello,
i am a newbie and have my first question!
Is it possible to change only the wave in a patch?
I only find the way with "Resynthesis", but than i lost all the other settings!  ???

Hallo,
ich bin ein Neuling und habe direkt eine Frage!
Ist es möglich nur die Wave in einem Patch zu ändern oder geht das nur über
"Resythesis". Leider gehen dann alle anderen Einstellungen verloren!

Best wishes,
Soundbastler

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Re: Wave changing
« Reply #1 on: August 08, 2016, 08:12:57 PM »
Do you mean change the wavetable for an oscillator or change a single waveform within a wavetable?

Selecting a different wavetable for an oscillator is easy - either click on the middle tab directly beneath the wavetable image you want to change and select from the dropdown, or click "tool" above the wavetable image and then on "load wavetable (N*2048 samples, icarus, serum, falcon) and select the wavetable via the file browser that opens.  That should just replace the wavetable for the chosen oscillator, leaving all other settings intact.

To change a single waveform in a wavetable, click on "edit" above the wavetable, then click on the magnifying glass top right until you can make out individual waveforms, and scroll across so you can see the one you want to edit by using the scrollbar directly beneath the waveforms display, click on the waveform you want to edit, then you can modify the wavetable by drawing directly onto the big waveform display using the tools bottom right, or edit via "spectrum" and "phase".  You can also click on "file" and then "load single cycle waveform to selection" to replace the single waveform with one from disk.

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Re: Wave changing
« Reply #2 on: August 08, 2016, 10:27:23 PM »
Thanks to your help Paul!
I did get it!

LG, Markus

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Re: Wave changing
« Reply #3 on: August 09, 2016, 09:14:40 AM »
Hello Markus,

it's also possible to drag&drop a wav file to the waveform display.

Single waveforms can be found within the Icarus_waveforms directory

Wavetable can be found within Icarus_wavetables.

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Markus

Soundbastler

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Re: Wave changing
« Reply #4 on: August 09, 2016, 05:58:05 PM »
Hello Markus,

that´s great! Thank you!
Is this the same way to create a drumset?


greetings,
Markus

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Re: Wave changing
« Reply #5 on: August 12, 2016, 07:16:52 PM »
Hello!

What´s wrong with this sample: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nt12npduklgd1li/AE%2001Set%20-%2001%20808Kick2%20Mono.wav?dl=0

I try to create a new sound with "Easy create Patch: ...". But it sounds different like i play it with Mediplayer!
I Can´t understand it.

Please Help!

-Markus-

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Re: Wave changing
« Reply #6 on: August 15, 2016, 10:36:02 AM »
Hello Markus

Please note that the resynthesis is something different than playing back samples. The resynthesis analyzes a sound and then create a completely new sound with a wavetable which sounds similar (in most cases). It is always a lossy process. Then you are able to tweak this sound further, like timestreching or adding morphs. This is not possible with samples, since samples are static.

The base frequency of the sample you posted is very low. It is around 45 Hz. This is outsize the the wavelenght search range of the resynthesis.

Solution1:

You can use "RESYNTHESIS->Easy create patch->Time stretch" to load it

Solution2:

reduce the samplerate of the sample to 11khz

Markus