Massive Wavetables For Serum

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Wavetables for Serum by Steve Duda of Xfer Records

History

Native Instruments Massive has been such an influential force within music production since it’s release in 2007. It has gained widespread popularity for it’s automation and routing options. It’s super flexible wavetable based oscillators can be mixed or affect each other in various ways such as ring modulation, formant and even frequency modulation.

Despite being so old it’s remained at the very cutting edge of sound design for almost 10 years. In part due to it’s wavetables that unlike most synths give 256 waveforms to cycle through.

Evolution

Xfer’s Serum is a newcomer, developed by Steve Duda it’s an evolution of what a wavetable synthesis can be. Unlike massive, wavetable for serum are user editable. There are built in creation tools that mean it’s life as top dog might outlast even massive. The sound design possibilities are endless.

Users on Reddit didn’t want to leave behind those massive wavetables though and have managed to extract them from the raw data inside massive with a python script. Now we can all combine massive and serum together into a single mega synth. The wavetable data needed to be cleaned so they appeared correctly in serum. Diligent reddit user N4N4KI came to the rescue and did the tedious work of fixing them for us all.

If you know of any other must have wavetables for serum, please comment below.

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Wavetables are compatible with all version of Serum and both VST/AU

Comments 19

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      It’s a shame that there are only 5-6 waveforms in sylenth1 and none of them have any wavetable movement, they are purely single cycle waves. I could sample them but it’d be similar if not the same as the wavetable basic shapes already in Serum.

      1. actually if you look at an oscilloscope you will see that serum is slightly different to sylenth but it makes all the difference because serum is slightly out of tune which is why sylenth’s basic shapes sound slightly better than serum’s (in my opinion)

  1. could u guys try uploading some propellorhead reason thor wavetables? Especially the ones from wavetable osc and the noise osc. That would be much appreciated thanks

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      I don’t have Reason myself but I can look into seeing if there’s anyone out there who’s sampled It already and post if I find them. There are lots and lots of tables around reddit etc to download, I like to keep a small but perfect set myself as it aids in creating patches.

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      Agree’d I don’t like zippy link so have removed it. The waveforms you link, while useful are overkill for most and the wavetables here are super clean frames extracted from code and not sampled. They’re also organised just like the originals.

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