How to Import Wavetables to Arturia Pigments

[@kcrosley]

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[@RobertClerke]

Thankyou!!

[@smellymala3103]

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[@kcrosley]

Hey @smellymala3103, I'm not sure what you're going on about, but thanks for watching!

[@Taketaketak]

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[@kcrosley]

Glad you found that useful!

[@eren3390]

how to make your own wavetables? can u make a future video on it? i bought your wavetables and also want to make my own :(

[@KordTaylor]

How best to contact you?

[@kcrosley]

@@KordTaylor ping me at keith at synth.biz. Put “Gumroad” in the subject and I’ll notice you faster. Thanks for watching.

[@zyxyuv1650]

Could you please make a video about using wavetables with Bitwig? I have so many old Serum wavetables I'm not making use of. When I go to import them, it adds thousands of blank unusable entries into Bitwig's wavetable browser and makes it unusable.

[@kcrosley]

Hey @zyxyuv1650, I do have a video about importing wavetables to Bitwig. Bitwig doesn't properly import Serum-style wavetables (it misinterprets them as I demonstrate in that video). But I also provide (to anyone, for free) a Python script that will convert Serum-style wavetables to the ".wt" format that Bitwig expects. See: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWbIfptupa5kkJo and my post at: www.wavetables.lol/p/how-to-import-wavetables-to-bitwig-for-use-in-bitwig-s-polymer-synth (you'll find the script there and instructions in the video if you're patient).

[@zyxyuv1650]

@@kcrosley Thanks so much, you are very helpful.

[@SouthShoreSonics]

Cool how the demo version lets you import user wavetables. Do you know if it lets you export as well? (for Pigment created wavetables)

[@kcrosley]

Hey @SouthShoreSonics, I don't know. I suppose that's what the demo restrictions mean. (That and real-time rendering, I suppose.) I'm not a Pigments user. It has a great amount of (sub-standard) overlap with Korg modwave, so I don't feel compelled to own it. (It's obvious to me from the beta for Korg modwave native that the goal was to be at least as UX-friendly as Pigments and I think they exceeded that goal. In a sense, modwave is Pigments++. No disrespect to Arturia.)