Waverley Tables for Android

11 things about Waverley Tables

1. A big design goal for Waverley Tables was that the playing experience should “feel” and sound more like real instruments when played with a velocity sensitive keyboard and sustain pedal.

2. While this means Waverley Tables takes up considerably more storage space, it also means that instruments can be more complex, evolving and also more interesting to play.

3. Waverley Tables uses similar sampling technology under the hood but has been developed in response to requests and suggestions from moodunits customers.

4. Please note: Waverley Tables has been designed as an AUv3 (Audio Unit v3) instrument and does not run as a standalone app.

5. Waverley XL was sampled from virtual analog hardware, whereas Waverley Tables is from a wavetable synthesiser.

6. (*) Please note to mix and match components, you need to create multiple instances of Waverley Tables in your AU host.

7. Waverley Tables could be considered brighter, bolder and more complex so the two might complement one another in the same project.

8. The instruments have been created using my favourite wavetable hardware synthesiser with additional processing using its own effects engine.

9. Waverley Tables has been developed without these constraints as a top priority.

10. Waverley Tables has ten parameters that can be used for additional sound-shaping.

11. I designed all the patches from scratch, specifically for Waverley Tables.