Korg modwave tutorial: creating your own wavetables

[QuiRobinez]

Tutorial: create your own wavetables (waveedit and the modwave editor)

In this video i will show the complete process of creating a sound from scratch in any VST (i use pigments 3 for this video) and how to convert it with waveedit to a wavetable that you can use in the korg modwave. The second part of the video explains a few sound design concepts and tricks you can do with your own wavetable.

If you only want to see the sample to wavetable process in a quick summary, just skip to 21:17 to see the whole process summarized within 2 minutes (but you will miss a lot of important information that is explained in detail in the other sections).

Topics:

00:00 introduction
00:38 creating a sound in Pigments 3
03:45 wavetable segments explanation for creating your own sounds
04:27 creating the source sample for the wavetable conversion
06:42 wave-edit explanation
10:17 importing the new wavetable in the korg modwave
11:28 create a new sound in the init performance with our custom wavetable
12:07 sound design: wavetable position
15:36 sound design: wavetable modifiers
16:06 sound design: morph types
16:51 sound design: using sub oscillator
17:29 sound design waveshaping with the kaos physics
19:33 examples of finished sounds with these techniques
21:17 summary of the whole process

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