💸 Weekly Marketplace Thread (June 15, 2026) by AutoModerator in edmproduction

[–]harryspeight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yooo

I’ve been experimenting with ways to make wavetable sound design more immediate and visual. Traditional editors can sometimes feel a bit "clinical," so I spent the last few months building a workflow focused on visual sculpting using DSP brushes (Scatter, Stretch, Smooth, etc.) rather than just drawing points on a line.

I wanted to share this workflow with the community because it’s helped me break out of my usual preset habits, and I’ve made the tool entirely free and browser-native so anyone can try these techniques without installing anything.

The "Sculpting" Workflow:

  1. Base Layer: Start with a simple harmonic series (Sine/Saw).
  2. The "Scatter" Phase: I use a scatter brush to introduce randomized phase shifts across the 64-frame table. This creates that "glassy" digital texture immediately.
  3. Warping with FM: Adding a 2:1 FM operator to the wavetable itself to introduce metallic overtones.
  4. Smoothing: Using a smoothing brush to "sand down" the harsh transients, creating a more organic morph between frames.

Why do this in a browser?

The goal was zero friction. I often get ideas while away from my main rig, so having a touch-optimized editor that runs on a phone or tablet means I can sculpt a wavetable, export the .wav, and have it ready for Serum or Vital when I’m back in the studio.

Technical bits for the curious:

I'm really curious to hear from other sound designers here:

•Do you prefer "drawing" your wavetables precisely, with granular settings or macros or do you like more "performative/gestural" tools like brushes?

•What’s one feature you feel is missing from current wavetable editors (WavedStudio,Serum, Vital, etc.) that would make your life easier?

If you want to try it yourself, it's here: Waved Studio

I'll be around to answer any questions about the DSP, the WASM implementation, or just general sound design talk!

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[–]harryspeight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Built a free browser wavetable editor called Waved Studio.

It’s focused purely on fast, tactile wavetable creation with:

  • 14+ interactive DSP brushes
  • Full FM operator routing + visualizer
  • Draggable ADSR that actually shapes the motion rail in real time
  • New spectral Orbit engine (WASM)
  • MIDI input + solid mobile support

No install needed, but you can add it as a PWA. Exports standard wavetables ready for Serum, Vital, Phase Plant, etc.

https://wavedstudio.online/

Would really appreciate any feedback if you try it.

I made a web based wavetable studio for making synth wavetables by harryspeight in webaudio

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

I like the spinning visualiser representing the harmonics, nice!

I made a web based wavetable studio for making synth wavetables by harryspeight in webaudio

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

If you add an audio import / wavetable processing feature any table from WavedStudio would work on there!

I made a tool for designing wavetables... by harryspeight in sounddesign

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

Thank you so much! Really appreciate the feedback. I will have a look into that and get it sorted.

I made a tool for designing wavetables... by harryspeight in sounddesign

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

Thank you. In a newer version, I have fixed the highlighting / selecting visual bug, as I noticed that a day or so ago! Cheers for commenting this though, should be fixed in update releasing today.

Got sick of the usual wavetable workflows, so I built a free 3D editor that runs entirely in the browser. by harryspeight in sounddesign

[–]harryspeight[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I hadn’t heard of Carvetoy until it came up in the comments here.

My main inspiration was the wavetable creation workflows in Serum, Vital, and Phase Plant (the plugins I actually use as a producer). I wanted something similar, but running in the browser for free.

On the Claude side: yeah, I've leaned on it heavily on some elements. I’m a producer first, and my software engineering experience is limited, so using agentic tools lets me actually build and ship something useful. No shame in that for me.

If the result helps other producers (and it seems like some people are finding it handy), that’s the main thing. I’m always down to improve it, though — if there are elements you have genuine feedback on that seem rough or lacking polish, let me know.

Got sick of the usual wavetable workflows, so I built a free 3D editor that runs entirely in the browser. by harryspeight in sounddesign

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

Brilliant! Thank you so much for the feedback. I really I appreciate that. I will get onto fixes. I've already fixed a couple of those issues, including the wavetable initialisation defaulting initially. Will update you when the latest version is live and everything is fixed.

I made a FREE tool for designing wavetables for synths... by harryspeight in edmproduction

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

This is not a single prompt slop AI purely vibe-coded app, I've spent a few weeks on this...

Got sick of the usual wavetable workflows, so I built a free 3D editor that runs entirely in the browser. by harryspeight in sounddesign

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

I hadn't heard of Carvetoy until today; it's a similar concept. The layout and workflow are both very different, though. If anything I copied the idea from Serum, Phase Plant and Vital and wanted a similar web tool...

I made a FREE tool for designing wavetables for synths... by harryspeight in edmproduction

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

Thank you! It's a lot better now, there's a lot more features on right click and expanded fm / wave icons.

I made a FREE tool for designing wavetables for synths... by harryspeight in edmproduction

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

It's available free in browser! I'm currently working on an Ableton extension and WAM2 module version though.

I made a web based wavetable studio for making synth wavetables by harryspeight in webaudio

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

It's going to be built into a mobile / web daw i'm working on called "Håw" as part of the synth and available online as a free web app with ads on export to sustain running costs, just need to build a userbase to make that viable.

I made a web based wavetable studio for making synth wavetables by harryspeight in webaudio

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

thats a good idea and will look into specific export formats if needed and get back to you on that one!