WavetableSynthese
Wavetable synthesis is a method of sound synthesis used in digital synthesizers. It involves using a stored digital waveform, called a wavetable, as the basis for generating sound. Unlike subtractive synthesis which starts with a rich harmonic sound and filters it, wavetable synthesis begins with a simple waveform and uses the wavetable to dynamically change its harmonic content over time.
A wavetable is typically a collection of short, repeating digital waveforms, often arranged in a sequence. A
The waveforms within a wavetable can be simple sine, sawtooth, or square waves, but they are often