Additive Synthesthesia Vol. 1⠀Wavetable Pack

Recently I decided I wanted to design a series of wavetable packs. Each Additive Synthesthesia Vol. following this one will be created by challenging myself to explore increasingly experimental procedures that attempt to affect the output of additive synthesizers in unique, and interesting ways. I wanted to make a bunch of additive wavetable packs using techniques that took years to develop for artists to resample in wavetable synths using their own techniques & trade secrets.

This & future volumes heavily involve patch dependencies originating from years I dedicated to studying signal engineering with trigonometry/code in Fruity Formula Controller; as well as Image-Line's Harmor, which is one of the most advanced fully additive synthesizers that exists, but is unfortunately a Windows-only plugin. That said, my decision to make these had a lot to do with wanting to produce content that would be valuable to Mac-only producers, but also wanted to design libraries that push my own boundaries, & produce tables other advanced additive synth users may find useful, inspiring, convenient, & fun to explore.

One goal I had in mind with this first pack was to synthesize additive tables that feature types of movement and harmonic variation that could work well for PSY genres like Psydub/Psybass, as well as Neuro/Half-Time bass design interchangeably

I think they sound best in lower registers with slower movements guiding the WT position.

This is a unique, very Psy & Bass heavy Wavetable Pack. Sound examples here.

https://soundcloud.com/kaleidoscoptagon/additive-synthesthesia-vol-1-wavetable-pack-preview_2?si=5ae36f1abb844ef6bf4a5f9681311d77&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

https://soundcloud.com/kaleidoscoptagon/additive-synthesthesia-vol-1-wavetable-pack-preview/s-74qukKPjoMk?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Included are 207 wavetables compatible with any synth that accepts .WAV importation. I also included a backup copy of the with all frames normalized individually so they're all as loud as they can be.