Korg Modwave Beyond Presets: Importing Custom Wavetables and Samples
Korg Modwave Sound Design Series: Part 3 - Importing Wavetables & Samples
Welcome to part three of our in-depth series on sound design with the Korg Modwave! In this episode, we dive into the exciting process of importing your own wavetables and samples into the Modwave synthesizer.
🔹 What You'll Learn:
How to import custom wavetables into your Korg Modwave
Using ESQ1 waveforms and drawing your own waves
Utilizing WaveEdit for effective wavetable management
Incorporating downloaded and online wavetables
Importing and layering your own samples to create multi-samples
Building unique drum kits and experimenting with SQ80 and PPG Waves
Whether you're new to the Modwave or looking to enhance your sound design skills, this guide will help you unlock the full potential of this powerful synthesizer.
For more resources and to download free sounds from my Korg Modwave patch collection, visit: Korg Modwave Patch Collection
https://thedigitallifestyle.com/w/mus...
Links to Previous Parts:
Part 1: Basics of Sound Design • Mastering Sound Design with Korg Modw...
Part 2: Samples & Motion Sequencing • Korg Modwave Sound Design Tutorial (P...
Useful Tools:
Modwave WaveEdit (Beta) https://github.com/jeremybernstein/mo...
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:12 Importing a custom wavetable
02:44 Using the ESQ1 waveforms
03:19 Wavetable formats
04:36 Drawing waves
05:28 Using WaveEdit
08:12 Importing waveforms
09:57 Importing wavetables from WaveEdit Online
10:39 Importing your own samples into the Modwave
14:44 Layering samples
15:32 Working with multi-samples
17:48 Building drum kits on the Modwave
19:31 Importing SQ80 waveforms
21:04 PPG Waves imported into the Modwave
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