I thought the individual PPG Wavetables had 60 positions/cycles, but the Modwave seems to go through 100 positions. Is there any way to adjust the Modwave so that is slices the samples in the original manner of the imported wavetable?
Hello. I am considering picking up the original Modwave second hand. With the 2.0 update, did it bump you up to 4gigs or is that with just the MKII? Also, when importing samples, how well do the onboard filters handle them? Thanks
The mkI and mkII have the same amount sample ram. The filters work great with samples, you can use any of the filters including the bandpass, notch etc. I am going to do a video on the Modwave Filters soon.
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Very useful for ModWave owner. Thx. 🎉
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@@IanDixonTDL I'm certainly interested in the original PPG Wavetables. 😁
I thought the individual PPG Wavetables had 60 positions/cycles, but the Modwave seems to go through 100 positions. Is there any way to adjust the Modwave so that is slices the samples in the original manner of the imported wavetable?
You can turn off the Xfd width so it only doesn't smooth out the transitions
Hello. I am considering picking up the original Modwave second hand. With the 2.0 update, did it bump you up to 4gigs or is that with just the MKII? Also, when importing samples, how well do the onboard filters handle them? Thanks
The mkI and mkII have the same amount sample ram. The filters work great with samples, you can use any of the filters including the bandpass, notch etc. I am going to do a video on the Modwave Filters soon.
@@IanDixonTDL Thank you for the info!
Thank you, very good