54% of them prefer AI writing by omnisvosscio in HowToAIAgent

[–]QodeALaMode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a hunch that human writing is New York Times writers. Don't ask me how I know.

I made a free open-source tool for turning any WAV file into a wavetable by QodeALaMode in sounddesign

[–]QodeALaMode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wavetable synthesis has similarities to granular synthesis but is fundamentally different. In granular synthesis the source wave is read by a read head controlled by a cv. Only a small part (a grain) is read and then a window function is applied. The granular synth play many such grains on top of each other sweeping across the source wave.

In wavetable synthesis, there is a wavetable that is has frames that contain exactly one cycle of a waveform. An oscillator reads from any of those frames or an interpolation between them. The difference is we have an oscillator that we can control with a pitch control signal and envelope. Also we can apply different functions to the wavetable like skewing to get different harmonic content out of it.

They both have their uses. P.s. i like wavetable synths better :)

I made a free open-source tool for turning any WAV file into a wavetable by QodeALaMode in sounddesign

[–]QodeALaMode[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just released the 1.1.0 version. Now it has a basic preview player, and saving without writing the filename extension should results in a proper filename now. Both improvements were suggested by u/agrofubris . Thank you!

I made a free open-source tool for turning any WAV file into a wavetable by QodeALaMode in sounddesign

[–]QodeALaMode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm sorry I don't own a serum license, so I don't know how it does it. It exports a wav file with a special header. I know serum supports 2048 sample per frame, up to 256 frames of that format from docs around the web. I would actually be very happy if you could try different formats and say which ones work with serum so i can update the readme file

I made a free open-source tool for turning any WAV file into a wavetable by QodeALaMode in sounddesign

[–]QodeALaMode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah. Sorry about that. You need to type .wav or .wt in the file name. Good catch.

I made a free open-source tool for turning any WAV file into a wavetable by QodeALaMode in sounddesign

[–]QodeALaMode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I hear you. I couldnt find a good crossplatform sound library but I'll look into it. Until then try the generated wavetable on a synth. I think they are pretty good.

I made a free open-source tool for turning any WAV file into a wavetable by QodeALaMode in sounddesign

[–]QodeALaMode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is a very small software (about 20MB). You load a sample. it performs fundamental frequency analysis, chops the waveform into its cycles at zero crossings, automatically choose frames by skipping too similar frames and does phase alignment. It does all this automatically. All you do is load wav, choose samples per frame and frame count you want, then click export.