How Single Cycle Waveform work?
You repeat the smallest possible repetitive vibrational curve of a sound.
This is ideally a vibration that starts at zero (=no sound), swings in one direction, swings back through zero in the other direction and returns to zero.
But basically everything is possible.
As a rule, a simple oscillator produces exactly one constantly repeating oscillation.
It is responsible for the basic sound and pitch.
All changes in the sound history are made afterwards. (distortion, adsr, filters, noise etc)
It is interesting to change this basic sound dynamically.
For example, many synthesizers offer the possibility to switch between different waves.
(sine/triangle/sawtooth etc.)
Wavetable and Single Cycle Waveform can offer this in a very complex way.
This allows us to use a sampler like a synthesizer.
Sorry, what was the question? I’m afraid I’m lost.