Well, I honestly cannot say for sure what the final plan would be right now. We have a good working VST version that is prgressing well, and the amount of great feedback here is presenting a lot of new possibilities with this concept, so I'll have to wait for one of the developers to comment on the possible v1.0 release features


Added to front page, thanks for the suggestions


If I understand you correctly, and from what I've read so far, this is actually *basically* the plan if "freeform" drawing is included. The node editing portion should not suffer from that problem, and should be easier to avoid.


Added to front page, thanks for the suggestions


Steven

Thanks for adding my previous suggestions

While I'm at it (LOL), maybe have 'four' views, in which three can be edited in realtime:
-1 Forumla: Displays an input field for formula and displays a waveform based on the calculated formula
-2 Freeform: A waveform view in which curves can be edited freely
-3 Harmonic Spectrum: For adding specifically haromic content (e.g. perfect sines for bass or adding overtones (e.g. typical organ sounds))
-4 FINAL: Displays the final waveform by adding all of these three components above.

A rocketsip controller... hilarious! Writing to a .HEX format is less important than being able to generate 256 sample waves. There are other tools for translating to the appropriate file format.

Oh shit I just realized how awesome this will be as a plugin. Man, this is great.

The UI looks ok. No complaints there. There is some bits of wasted space, but it is clean and simple and thats good. How big is it?

Import of all formats would be super damn cool, but having the list of options there is maybe not as important as on the export, imo anyway.

I can see where a commercial endeavor makes it trickier to incorporate other devs toys. But, any dev approached about it should see it as an added feature for the enthusiasts. Check out the threads that happened in response to the home made tools that were cooked up for Zeb. Considering how nerdy this is I thought it was a pretty good response.
If your plug is kicking out a format specific to a certain synth, that synth becomes a little more attractive to certain weirdos.
Thats worth something?
Maybe not.

Like, Elektron Monomachine, Surge, Helix, Electrax...
I havent played with any of those, but if this thing is going to just click off wavs for them. I will definitely try them out, and likely want to have em handy.

Since I'm not sure how to sum it up in just a few words in the feature request section of the initial post, I think what I'm going to do is add a link to each feature request to the post where it is specified so that the developers can quickly find the description. Thanks again for you suggestions


At first I thought we were talking about a foreign car model Yes, I think having a 'custom' format where one could specify the amount of samples in the cycle would be a good idea to compensate for the formats that are more obscure.


Steven

Considering the interest and response thus far, I think it is all going to depend on how much can be added to the initial version. I do believe the size of the interface won't change, but the layout of the elements and options may very well. I'll add new versions of the UI as we go so that people can view the changes.


Yes, I think the exporting options are the primary focus as of now, but having additional importing options would certainly make it even more useful and unique, which is the goal


Steven

We've published an official project page for WaveBuilder on the DNR website:

WaveBuilder Project Page

Suggestions, feature requests and suggested format inclusion is available from the page, as well as current screenshots and other important information and plans.


Steven

The seems like a really useful tool
Zebra support would be really, really amazing!

Cheers
Dennis

I'm definately very interested in this. Might be very useful indeed

Who's coding this thing, it's not Reason is it?

I've already posted about it in the U-He forum, but I only got information about currently available applications that do convert to Zebra's format. I believe Reason sent a message to Urs but I haven't heard back on that as of yet, so we'll see.


It is indeed Reason's design/concept, but no, the code is being done by a mystery developer


Steven

Hi Steven,

I think it makes no sense to support the h2p format. I think almost all users have Wave2Zebra.
I'm very excited about your program.

best regards

Piet

-1!

http://www.sonicspot.com/wave256/wave256.html

loads of other 'oldskool' waveform creation apps with downloads available at sonicspot.
I guess we forgot about them with the advent of VST

Well, essentially the purpose of the application is to take the multiple steps needed in designing and converting waveforms down to a single step. Instead of creating a waveform in one application and then converting in another, the idea is to provide one app that can do it all from one interface easily and without interruption. Hopefully we will hear back from Urs and be able to support Zebra so that multiple steps are not needed


No worries, we're still working on it


Ah, thanks for the link! I've passed this on as well with the hopes that we can, at some point, integrate these features. It might not be that far fetched at all, actually - we have been contacted by 2 hardware developers looking to provide a distribution of this application with their products, so I imagine it may be a bit more worthwhile to look into it


Steven

+1

Great idea, concept and features.