Waveslicer
for Pianophonic
Resynthesise
Extract a Wavetable and a Hammer Sample from just a single audio file or multiple audio files (Accepts 44.1 or 48 kHz, 16bit .wav)
Upload Audio Files
Select Audio File(s) to Process (.wav)
Pitch Detection Method
From Audio
From Filename
Hammer Harmonics to Remove
Remove frequencies from the hammer audio that already feature in the wavetable. (0 = No Effect, 1 = Removes Fundemental Only, -1 = Removes all pitch information)
Hammer Muffle Frequency
Dull the sound of the hammer through a low pass filter. Set to zero to bypass or 200 - 1000 to soften the hammer sound
Max Length of Hammer
Set the length of the Hammer Sample in seconds. Shorter is better. Fade out begins at the halfway point
Phase Reduction
Phase Reduction limits the amount of phase modulation in the wavetable and smoothes the playback quality.
90% recomended. 100% creates a more rigid static sound, 50% is more natural but can create audible artefacts in the wavetable
Reduce Wavetable Noise
Optionally remove percussive noise in the wavetable. This can help in achieving a cleaner sound with less percussion artefacts.
Reduces clicks and buzzing on soft sounds
Optionally remove clicks and buzzing sounds usually heard at the start of soft sounding wavetables.
Create Preset
Create a Pianophonic Preset from Resynthesised files or upload custom Wavetables and Hammer Files (.wav)
Upload Processed Files
If you are uploading previously saved wavetables or custom wavetables
Select Hammer Samples: (wav format)
Select Wavetables: (N x 2048 wav format)
Preset Template:
Piano-Simple
Piano-Advanced
Piano-Eco
Wavetable Synth
Custom
Upload Custom Preset Template:
Key Resample
Sets the number of keys a single wavetable is assigned to before being resampled, 1 = high quality, 12 = low quality - every octave and more muffled)
Pitch Deviation Limit
Sets the maximum number of semitones the sound can be pitched up or down, avoids having unusable sounds that take up more space and increase load time
Part Number
Sets the Part Selector number that this preset will be associated with, can be renamed manually later)
