Thanks for the update taro!
These samples are great. Tried the single-cycle ones on my Deluge the other day 
I hope you donât mind but I sort of made a subset for Deluge users (got rid of the 48Khz versions and flattened the folder structure a bit as itâs a pain to navigate folders on the Deluge display) and shared them out for other Deluge users. I put in a text file crediting you for uploading them and a URL that points to this thread.
I hope you donât mind but I sort of made a subset for Deluge users (got rid of the 48Khz versions and flattened the folder structure a bit as itâs a pain to navigate folders on the Deluge display) and shared them out for other Deluge users. I put in a text file crediting you for uploading them and a URL that points to this thread.
Thatâs OK.
The source has been forgotten, but Deluge seems to add Wavetable synths in the future.
Yes, there is a button for it but so far there is no implementation in the firmware.
Hey thanks a lot ! A question though, I downloaded the whole package, single cycle + wavetable and made a quick look at what is inside and found that every file I checked was stored in folders labelled SCW which I suppose stands for Single Cycle Waveform is there a way to differntiate wavetables from single cycle ? Sorry if I missed the obvious.
Thanks a lot ! I was, indeed missing the obvious !
Itâs worth pointing out that while the article is in Japanese, Google Translate seems to do a pretty good job translating it into English 
Thank you !! 
I think DeepL is better than Google Translate.
thank you very much for all these youâve contributed over the last year, theyâre an absolutely perfect resource! 
Has anyone tried these single cycles on the monomachine?
I was about to ask the same question ^^
Perhaps this is the right thread, because there are also free wavetables in the âfree versionâ of @taroâs âWavetable Boxâ product..
Anyway, I downloaded that to check out the Single Cycle Chords. and WOW. After about 10 minutes I could see that the free version was pretty powerful, and so the $5 version was a quick purchase. Incredibly impressed with all the chords in here, and the combinations of FM, saw, tri, square. So much variety and so many chords. Worth many times more than the $5 asking price, IMO.
I knew that @taroâs waveforms were top notch from the live track I made entirely from his free single cycle waveforms, on my Model:Samples
My OT was already the ultimate groove box for my needs. Currently diving into Octachainer to make some chains from these chord samples to make it even better. Thanks, @taro!
So making these chains in a per waveform type way (saw64, square64, fm64, etc) and using them on OT is giving me a serious Model:Cycles vibe.
Scrolling the slice # parameter is much like adjusting chord inversions on M:C.
OT users that love their M:C, you gotta try this!
Are you saying that OT users will be happy?
Hell yea I am.
Yes, one could spend the rest of the life just with the kitaro packs. Fm pack turned a4 into a very interesting sounding new percussion box, his free classic a4 drummachine fat kicks are fat.
I purchased this wtbox a long time ago but was overwhelmed by the size and strucure.
Now with your expert recomendation i try it out with pigments and bitwig sampler.
I donât have ot here atm, what I donât get yet is if the ( morpable) wavetables are also meant for ot?
Kimura has a great link titled learn how to convert wavetable to an elektron sampler:
Example: Change the waveform of 1024 samples (44.1 kHz) to 674 samples[Note C2] (44.1kHz)
Start Audacity
Import single cycle waveform.
Set new length to 674sample
Export file
Thats great. After that i already have a more or less morphable wavetable in ot?
So the reason I used quotations around âWavetableBoxâ product, is it also includes:
Single cycle waveforms for Elektron Machines
Wavetables have been re-synthesized into note C for use in the sampler. If you loop the waveform, you can use it as an oscillator.
The chords samples are not technically single cycles, but they are still rather short, under 1 second each and they loop perfectly for longer notes.
After chaining, with Loop turned on and Slice turned on in the OT, theyâre very usable.
I put an example in the thread: Current sounds coming from your gear - #164 by AdamJay
Thanks a lot also for detailed ot setup. sounds impressive and i think i get the structure and idea of his folders better. So its time for dub chords in ot and wavetable experiments in software if i understood it nowâŠ
( Just saw now quickly with searching more the wavetable synth on ot for experts discussion here, quite aehm⊠complexâŠ)
I add the import procedure for dt and ar owners from kitaro readme just in case someone missed it.
Example: Change the waveform of 1024 samples (44.1 kHz) to 734 samples[ Note C2 ] (48 kHz)
Start Audacity
Import single cycle waveform.
Change track and project rates to 48000hz
Select Change Speed from the effects list
Set new length to 734sample
Export file
@AdamJay Thank you 
Octatrack has a wide variety of built-in effectors, so it works well with chord samples.
The octatrack has a wide variety of built-in effectors, so it works well with chord samples.
Chord samples also work well with Abletonâs sampler. They sound great when combined with the built-in FM function. However, itâs best to turn off the samplerâs interpolation function to remove the click noise when looping.
The App has been updated.
Added tutorials for how to create Wavetables.
Where I can find them? Checked on the app but didnât findâem.
Thank you!