Logic Pro: How to use Custom Wavetables in RetroSynth
There’s one approach to sound design within RetroSynth which I’ve never explored on the channel, so in this week’s episode, that omission will be addressed!
It’s time to unlock Wavetable synthesis, to discover what wavetables are and how they can be used to build unique sounds. I’ll show you how to import an audio file to have its information converted to produce a series of new digital waveforms which can form the basis of new sounds. And along the way, we’ll discover that Andre and wavetable synthesis don’t mix… (sorry Andre)
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00:00 Intro
00:49 Wavetable synthesis
03:26 Two Oscillators
04:29 Importing an Audio file
07:57 Introducing LFO movement
10:52 Seeking out unique wavetables
11:43 Two wavetable pads and track playback
13:34 Summary
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