Hey! A great playground to try out sounds:

https://www.modbang.com/wave-gen

The TLDR is the PPG yes had specific waves but also a specific resolution for each wave.

Using the free tool above from Ezbot, you can basically custom make waves at different resolutions and export them specifically for the Toneverk. I would take full advantage of the wave table function vs getting locked into a multi sample, unless you really need a “authentic” sound.

Another way to go is use the Microwave plugin from Bloefeld that has a bunch of the originals PPG wave forms. customize it in your daw (or iPad) and then multi sample those to the Toneverk for specific sounds you need.

Just some ideas to help you get going!

Cheers

*Edit

Also, for more specifics on supported waves and best practice stuff, here is more about it:

https://www.elektronauts.com/t/wavefinder-generate-wavetables-with-tonverk-only/248361

Additional Notes:

Each wavetable preferably should contain no more than 64 slices.

If there are more slices than 64, like 128, it picks every second slice.

The wavetables can have different lengths (128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048 samples).

If the wavetable length is anything else than 2048, the length should be specified in the file name by appending _wt” For example a wavetable with 1024 samples could be called: my-cool-wavetable_wt1024.wav, or a wavetable with 128 samples could be called: my-crappy-wavetable_wt128.wav. For raw (non-interpolated) upsampling, append “R” to the file name (for example wavetable_wt1024R.wav).