One extra note on the Digitakt2 pack specifically: while it is 48kHz/32-bit, the frame size is tuned to Note C2 = 734 samples — which doesn’t match Wavefinder’s expected format. On top of that, the shorter frame size means some high-frequency harmonic content is lost compared to the original Free Wavetables pack. For those reasons, I’d actually suggest skipping the Digitakt2 pack for Tonverk use — or removing it from this thread to avoid confusion.
Don’t own a TV but from what I read here the TV wavetable format is a very different thing from some of the packs listed above, such as “optimised for DT2” or “tuned to C” implying a frame length (number of samples) not related to 2048/1024/512 … etc. So the thread looks general purpose as @KetaFcal suggested.
Sure, which is literally why I typed what you quoted, “and how well the packs operate with tonverk’s new mode.” By this I meant “this is a Tonverk specific thread, and along with sharing free options we can discuss their operability within this architecture.”
Tonverk will not fail to load a sample that isn’t configured to the exact specifications, it just won’t be optimized per their spec. This doesn’t mean a specific pack won’t make musically useful output, but – again – this is a Tonverk specific discussion, hence it’s placement here.
i have the same question, i thought it would just just wav files and scan through them but toneverk said “failed to load”, i looked into the manual 5.2 section and i am not tracking how wavetables science goes. i found a bunch of badass single cycle waveforms in my Arturia Prophet VS V folder on my computer, and the craziest synclavier samples.
do you have to digichain all the single cycle waveforms into one long one?