How to draw waveforms with the graphic shaper

edited April 2021 in Tips and Tricks

Have oscillator and graphicshaper on track one and route audio to track 2


Now have the oscilloscope on track 2


Now switch to the rack view

Now you can draw and see and hear what you are drawing at the same time


(if you use sawtooth as input for the graphic shaper this is not necessary)

Comments

  • edited June 2021

    :)

    left Alpha Juno, right dw 8000

    of course you can use this to draw your own lfo waveforms too ;)

  • Cool idea! Gonna give it a go. Would be cool if there was a simple way to export/chain waveforms so we could throw them in the wavetable osc. Any ideas?

  • edited August 2021

    Just record something short with waveform changes and load the sample into the wavetable osc, it will make a wavetable out of it by itself (wavetable osc loads any audio sample too, drumloop blah …)

  • oh I didn’t know it could load long samples, so with some random modulation it can do granular stuff too. Should keep me busy for a bit

  • Lots of options to get wild with waveforms

    enjoy :)

  • edited August 2021

    I forgot to add the example project

    here you go


  • edited August 2021

    Had some good fun playing with that this morning, super cool to see it as you play with drawing them. I also tried putting an amen break in the wavetable osc. I tried to get it to play back by putting an LFO on the position knob for curiosity. Didn’t expect smooth playback but it basically sounded kind of like putting the file through a resynthesizer. Like the Rossum panharmonium.

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