Wavetables in Zebra (tutorial)

[DefiantCatz70]

I found this tutorial about wavetables in Zebra, found it very interseting:

[Howard]

Hmmm... registered to Mark Gray

[padillac]

if it's not a legit copy, that's a bummer

it's a nice video though. I checked out the MSEG one which is really good.

[noiseresearch]

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[Sendy]

EDM producer in pirate shocker!

[Urs]

Hmmm... registered to Mark Gray

Is Mr. Gray a Pirate? If so it's not a bummer it's a shame.

Nah, Mr. Gray isn't a pirate. He does tutorial videos too, highy recommended.

Thing was, some people figured out that if they knew the name of a legit Zebra user, they could sometimes create a working key using the old Air keygen. So if people did tutorial videos for Zebra, their names were preferred targets for leaked serial numbers. Mark was one of the victims of this method, but this method ain't working anymore

[noiseresearch]

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[hollo]

Nah, Mr. Gray isn't a pirate. He does tutorial videos too, highy recommended.

Thing was, some people figured out that if they knew the name of a legit Zebra user, they could sometimes create a working key using the old Air keygen. So if people did tutorial videos for Zebra, their names were preferred targets for leaked serial numbers. Mark was one of the victims of this method, but this method ain't working anymore

I hope the method ain't working anymore
I just made a new videodemo for Padsheaven2, and was checking back if my name was on the Zebra, (by curiosity) but just presetnames showing up.

[ezelkow1]

thats a shame, will marshall is pretty well known round ableton parts for his templates and what not, shame his copy might be unregistered

[3ee]

hmm... some elements are overlooked and others are a bit poorly explained.
at some point he didn't remember that Zebra's modulation behavior is bipolar, but to be fair that could easily happen...

quick question for Urs, will Z3 have an option to choose between bipolar and unipolar modulation behavior where needed?

[jdoo]

Excellent video. The fact that he uses the PietW FM8 package that is in the u-he PatchLib area, as an example is great. So great in fact -- that Dimtsak posted nearly this same Waveform suggestion last week. It's a fantastic way to add to the soundsets you already have.

Thanks for posting the video, it makes this technique easier to comprehend - for anyone who hasn't tried it yet. Highly recommend.

[aaron aardvark]

I learned some new stuff there, thank you.

[Urs]

hmm... some elements are overlooked and others are a bit poorly explained.
at some point he didn't remember that Zebra's modulation behavior is bipolar, but to be fair that could easily happen...

quick question for Urs, will Z3 have an option to choose between bipolar and unipolar modulation behavior where needed?

In Z2 you can already use the Modmappers to do that

A quick switch might come in handy though. The feature request for a unipolar LFO mode comes up often.

We'll see.

[Urs]

So this guy in the video use a illegal copy?

It seems like that.

If so then he might be stuck with an older version

[3ee]

quick question for Urs, will Z3 have an option to choose between bipolar and unipolar modulation behavior where needed?

In Z2 you can already use the Modmappers to do that

A quick switch might come in handy though. The feature request for a unipolar LFO mode comes up often.

We'll see.

Don't forget that MSEGs and ENVs can be practically turned into LFOs too.
...anyway, thanks for considering!