wavetables from "dasLicht"

found this github repo with additional wavetables for the oscillators

https://github.com/daslicht/Oscillators

Thanks

Great!! Thanks a lot.

There's so many wavetables ! It contains the same ones you get on the Expert Sleepers Disting range. Much more usable on the mpc tbh.

Now just need to hunt down classic microwave / ppg wavetables.

robleighton22 wrote:There's so many wavetables ! It contains the same ones you get on the Expert Sleepers Disting range. Much more usable on the mpc tbh.

Now just need to hunt down classic microwave / ppg wavetables.

i have these in sysex but they only work on my Waldorf MW XT

these ones from the same github user, tailerod for MPC/Force 3.9
https://github.com/daslicht/mpc-force-c ... scillators

Is there a trick to getting these to work? I followed the directions here: https://dreyandersson.com/blog/load-you ... es-mpc-3-9 and I know it's possible because I'm seeing a user folder in the loopop video, but when I try it, the MPC just doesn't want to recognize the folder in the MPC User drive.

instrumental wrote:Is there a trick to getting these to work? I followed the directions here: https://dreyandersson.com/blog/load-you ... es-mpc-3-9 and I know it's possible because I'm seeing a user folder in the loopop video, but when I try it, the MPC just doesn't want to recognize the folder in the MPC User drive.

**EDIT**

I got it to work by removing the "SingleCycles" folder. I guess the MPC is EXTREMELY picky about this. Looking at it further, the content in "SingleCycles" seems to be missing the proper .json for each patch. Maybe I'm misunderstanding this?

Yeah i cant see the single cycle oscillators either. Maybe it's a bug?

The wavetables are showing.

I haven't even tried the oscillator yet

Certified Beatz wrote:I haven't even tried the oscillator yet

I just ran thru the OSC expansion & there's a lot of good sound & starting points for making your own.

B-Wise wrote:

Certified Beatz wrote:I haven't even tried the oscillator yet

I just ran thru the OSC expansion & there's a lot of good sound & starting points for making your own.

Im goijng buckle down this weekend and try it out..

instrumental wrote:

instrumental wrote:Is there a trick to getting these to work? I followed the directions here: https://dreyandersson.com/blog/load-you ... es-mpc-3-9 and I know it's possible because I'm seeing a user folder in the loopop video, but when I try it, the MPC just doesn't want to recognize the folder in the MPC User drive.

**EDIT**

I got it to work by removing the "SingleCycles" folder. I guess the MPC is EXTREMELY picky about this. Looking at it further, the content in "SingleCycles" seems to be missing the proper .json for each patch. Maybe I'm misunderstanding this?

Yeah, I got the initial wavetable set going, but the SingleCycle/AKWF won't show. It definitely has something to do with the missing .json files for each folder. I tried copy and pasting the .json file in the folder from another, but that didn't work either. I'm guessing it needs to be run through a batch convertor or something first. No biggie, I've got a lot to work with here already, but if someone figures it out, please post them. This is such an awesome update.

Sounds like a job for AI. Sadly I have about 2-3 hours a week of music time atm, but will try it at some point.

The wavetable set is pretty endless. Loving the og ppg wavetables

Admittedly, a lot of these oscillators/waves sound identical. I'm not sure how many slight variations I need of a sine. That said, Akai's OSC expansion pack is closer to what most people are likely looking for. There are a ton of excellent sounding presets.

Thinking about this, if there's an original Ensoniq ESQ1/SQ88 wavetable pack floating around, I don't see why we couldn't get pretty darn close to the original patches of those machines. within the MPC. Thoughts?