Being able to synthesize any arbitrary waveform without aliasing – audible or not – is considered the holy grail of wavetable synthesis. But what does aliasing mean in that context?
If you are familiar with the Nyquist Theorem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_frequency), then you know that in digital audio synthesis we can successfully sample and play back frequency components up to one-half the sampling frequency (fs). Aliasing is the term used to describe what happens when we try to record and play back...
Vaporizer2 2.6.3 Update With Significantly Improved MSEG Envelopes
Vaporizer2 2.6.3 Update With Significantly Improved MSEG Envelopes
► Significantly improved MSEG envelopes – Can now be synchronized with DAW timecode – also for loops – Option to run MSEG in single mode (not per voice but one global instance) – Improved MSEG display.
► Added two new random drift automation sources
► Larger performance improvements in wavetable engine
► Reworked factory presets and additional factory presets now including 370 quality presets
► UI improvements (slider value popup)
► Added additional wavetables and single cycles now...