Wave-table Creator for Waldorf Blofeld
Hello
I have a Waldorf Blofeld Hardware Synthesier and it allows you to load in your own Wavetables into 128 USER WAVETABLE banks i think. I was wondering if anyone on here has attempted to create one or perhaps with M4L. I would like to take existing files or folders of files and convert them after setting some parameters obviously. I am not sure how to start other than consulting the Blofeld manual, but i wanted to ask here first in case someone has already made such a thing.
Thank you for any and all suggestions
Patrick
Here is the SYSX info:
Index Label Value Description
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0 EXC F0h Start of SysEx
1 IDW 3Eh Waldorf Music ID
2 IDE 13h Blofeld ID
3 DEV Device ID
4 IDM 12h WTBD (Wavetable Dump)
5 WT 50h..76h Wavetable number
6 WN 00h..3Fh Wave number
7 00h Format
8-391 WDATA 00h..7Fh Data: triplets with little-endian signed 21-byte numbers
392-405 NAME 20h..7Fh Wavetable name (ASCII)
406 00h Reserved
407 00h Reserved
408 CHK WDATA & 7Fh Checksum (add bytes 7..407 together)
409 EOX F7h End of SysEx
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Thanks Roman but that is actually a PAY editor for the Blofeld. It does not create wave-tables for the Blofeld to use. There are quite a few editors of many flavors and for many different applications TB Midi Stuff, Monstrumfeld, Patch Morpher, TouchOSC etc. but NONE as of yet can do what i am talking about. Take a soundfile and transform it into a usable wave table for Blofeld to use as an "Oscillator" When it works and with the SYSX files i have loaded the Blofeld sounds amazing. That is why there is a desire to create my own. The current tools for creating wave tables for the Blofeld are rather arcane and WINODWS only currently.
Thanks
Patrick
did not know it is a closed project, but you will find examples for various other synths on the net, where you can see how the sysex stuff works.
but i dont really know how a "triplet" of 21 bit numbers should look like. :) a quick visit in one of the inofficial waldorf mailing lists will reveal this secret when the right people are there.