So i worked out some detail on doing good wavetable files for Pigments and now am making them. I’ve attached five examples below. You can follow the directions in the Flux video above to get these into your Pigments environment. This works with the free Pigments software used in demo mode too.
Hard for me to be objective with these, but i’d appreciate your comparison of these to the factory wavetables that come with Pigments.
Pigments Wavetable WAV files.
https://eu5.dh-cdn.net/uploads/db8181/original/3X/6/9/692acff596927259082bef3f60c43c25ce4eddfe.wav
https://eu5.dh-cdn.net/uploads/db8181/original/3X/9/3/933e64e8a345c8fa748b021b2b0790410e42567d.wav
https://eu5.dh-cdn.net/uploads/db8181/original/3X/e/0/e08202caca0e6dee499327b8e007ec8105adbc88.wav
https://eu5.dh-cdn.net/uploads/db8181/original/3X/7/8/78728acfcdbee8ce4ede96684e1c8260c8f4adb6.wav
https://eu5.dh-cdn.net/uploads/db8181/original/3X/e/2/e25934bffc1b0fcc05f69a40352a49d0778ac342.wav
Thanks @Ryan for getting me started in this direction. I wrote the code to make these.
By the way the method Flux uses to just pull any old WAV file into Pigments really doesn’t work very well.
NOTE: I’ve only tested these on a PC but i think they should work with Macs as well – let me know if not.
ADDED: I’ve not tested these with Serum but i have reason to believe the files i am generating will work with it as well. If anyone tests this, i’d love to hear your results.
I think the reverse may be true too, you could use Serum Wavetable files with Pigments – i am about to test this myself. ADDED: The wavetable WAV files that come with the free Serum download work really well with Pigments.
My wavetable WAV files may also work directly with Ableton Live 10.1 and above as “User Wavetables”, though they would be downsampled.