Not sure how it works, but I accidentally clicked "+" on LoopEnd and that fixed the problem! Looks like Sampler counts sample length differently or something.
My loop end point is exactly at the end of the sample so I shouldn't be able to increase LoopEnd position by clicking "+", but all samples have +1 "gap" at the end of the sample.
And if the loop region is in the middle of the sample, then "+1" or "-1" on LoopEnd or LoopStart fixes the problem.
Maybe this will be useful for someone :)
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@DabDab I'm using MIDI scripts like these
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1122/midi-transpose-cents/2
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/2714/adjust-semitones-frontpanel/9
And there is built-in Transpose MIDI script in HISE
@Christoph-Hart ahhh, thanks! 8 should be enough.
@d-healey Well, that was easy. Thanks a lot for your help! This is my first experience with development.
For some reason it only compiled VST, but at least it works :)
@d-healey Thanks! I'm going to watch all your videos some day, they're very helpful!
@dannytaurus Cool, so basically no *.hwt files, just wav samples. That's sound good. Thanks for your help!
@lalalandsynth You can't modulate sample start with Wavetable. So if you want to use unison + detune (like in a regular synth) to make some typical synth lead it will sound kinda weird, with some flanger effect.
@dannytaurus Wow, that's cool! Does the 1-2 second load time apply to the plugin build?
@Lindon So far, I don’t see any other way to make it work. Maybe it’s possible to use just audio files with some scripting, but there’s no documentation on that at all, so I’ll stick with hwt files for now.
@Lindon Step 2 = load it into Sampler's Samplemap, stretch from C-2 to G8 and save it.
I used Serum to create the wavetables, but anything similar like Vital or dedicated wavetable software should work.
Export the wavetable as a single WAV file, not sliced into multiple files.
Drop the file into a Samplemap, fill all keys from C-2 to G8, and save it.
Open the saved Samplemap with the Wavetable Creator. The only parameter I change is Source Length to get the desired result.
Every time you change a setting, click the large circular arrows icon to refresh the preview. As far as I understand, this rebuilds the waveform based on your current settings.
After that, save the wavetable and open it with the Wavetable Synthesizer.
For some reason, all my wavetables sound too high, so I use the Transposer to bring them to the correct range.
Hope this helps.
@Lindon It seems that I managed to make a working PWM wavetable pwmDSonetrack.hwt.zip
I can explain the process if this is something you're looking for.
@Orvillain I’m experiencing the same issues, but this video makes me want to figure out a way to solve it.
@Lindon So far I only managed to recreate Basic Mini from Serum as a wavetable (not wav) and it sounds and looks good. But I'm also looking for a way to create something like a wavetable from this post https://forum.hise.audio/post/86674
@dannytaurus I understand that, but I want to choose them from the dropdown menu from the interface using Combobox. And it works if I put wavetable name (hwt) in combobox items, if i enter audio file name there is nothing.
@dannytaurus I compiled the latest commit and drag-and-drop works fine now. However, I think I still need to create the wavetables, because there’s nothing showing up in the dropdown menu even when I put WAV files into the Samples or Audio Files folder.