The 57mm is a digital wavetable synth designed by John Richards and Max Wainwright in collaboration. Debuted at Noisexistence festival in Hamburg, control comes in the form of a button, microphone and ...

40 years ago, legendary synth designer Wolfgang Palm introduced the world to wavetable synthesis with his PPG Wave 2 synth. Unlike the static waveforms of an analogue oscillator, a wavetable ...

A wavetable synth isn’t a deep application of a weird reverse FFT — that’s FM synthesis. Wavetable synthesis is simply playing a single waveform — one arbitrary wave — at different speeds.

A piece of musical history is the Maplin 4600, a DIY electronic music synthesizer from the 1970s. The design was published in an Australian electronics magazine and sold as a DIY kit, and [LOOK MUM… ...

Using the same principle as the LED strobes that enable fine-tuning of turntable rotation speeds, this DIY “Acid Machine” synth has a cool way of visualizing its sound: A rotating disc printed ...

Vital (VST, VST3, AU, LV2 and standalone) is a wavetable synth with spectral warping, and this adds control over the harmonics of the wavetable, allowing you to stretch, shift, smear and skew them ...

That’s roughly how I’d describe the sound output of the Thingamakit, a strange "noise monster" DIY synthesizer. I like the fact that it uses some sort of optical feedback: ...

The MicroFreak already had a wavetable engine built in, so this isn't a huge stretch. But being able to import your own wavetables opens up a the ability to really build your own unique sounds.

Choose TABLE to select the wavetable synth engine. 3. Along with the blue interface, we are presented with RS’s wavetable parameters including a pull-down menu (seen above).