Sujet Shruthi Wave Editor

non c'est cool, 1000 excuses c'est peut-être un peu exagéré pour le coup.

par contre je suis en vadrouille sans mon matos, et je suis bien impatient de mettre les mains dedans. quelqu'un peut-il ou elle nous informer si on peut sauvegarder la wf avec le patch, ou si il faut envoyer du sysex à chaque allumage?

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Le dev a changé de nom de domaine, mais l'app existe toujours

Utilisation documentée sur le forum pour une version précédente:

 Here is what I did. This assumes you have a copy of monowave.wav.

• 1: Open the wave editor. It is the third button on the left under the “load file list” button.
• 2: Open monowave.wav with the wave editor. You will want to explore what the buttons do. You can click the waveform, scroll, and zoom.
• 3: When you have a single cycle you want selected out of the file, press “mark from selection” That wave will now turn green. You will now repeat this for every wave you want out of your file.
• 4: When you have all of the waves you want selected, press “export cycle sequence” to get a .wav of all the waves stitched together. If you want the files separately – and you will for making custom Shruthi wavetables – press “export wave cycle files”.
• 5: Add the sampled and cut single cycles to the wave list on the left of the main window just like you used to.
• 6: Pres the “firmware waves” button to open the wave pallet. That is just what I call it.
• 7: You can now select waves with a left click from waveset 1 “original” – the original Shruthi waveforms – or waveset 3 “waveset” – your custom waveforms. You will right click on the wave in waveset 2 “user” that you want to replace with the wave you have selected with a left click from either the original waveset or your custom waveset. THERE IS NO UNDO!
• 8: Save this new custom firmware by pressing ALT + SHIFT + X to save a new firmware and give it a unique name.
• 9: Import your new .syx file to the Shruthi following the normal firmware update procedure.

It would seem that you want to make a custom wavetable and export that as a .WAV, correct? Just do what I list in step 4. If you want the wavetables after you have made them in step 7, then I have no idea how to do that. This and AudioTerm are best friends since they can both read and make .wav files. :)

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