Crazy Electric - Wavetable Pack For Serum & Others

After I had finished my first wavetable pack 'Analog vs. Digital' I thought it's time to go crazy.

I pushed the internal synthesis of Serum way further... repeated the render and resample process – every now and then, multiple times.

My goal was to create crisp scanlines and magnetic, vibrant molecules that stick out and cut through the noise. Wavetables that are ready to electrify and to make an impact.
The opposite of lame & generic is Crazy Electric.

Learn more here: Crazy Electric

Details:

• Wavetable Files: 75.
• Size: 171 MB (unzipped).
• Format Audio: WAV – 24-bit – 44.1kHz / Windows & Mac.
• Designed for: Xfer Serum v1.214 or higher.
• Compatible with: Arturia Pigments, Ableton Wavetable, Kilo-Heartz Phase Plant.

Bonus

21 Presets for Xfer Serum:

• The Framework Preset
  • Ready to play & load pre-processed, multi-cycle Wavetables.
  • easy & hassle-free.
  • with the scan-through automation already in place, grabbing instant synth sounds just by loading Wavetables is super simple.
• 20 Starter Presets
  • The presets we used for the audio demos.
  • based on the Framework Preset, those presets include the exact speed settings for the parameters Env2 & LFO1 that trigger the Wavetable-scan-through process.
  • they are a fantastic starting point to build your own presets.
  • with all the other internal synthesis and FX untouched, take a leap and go from here.
  • enhance the sound that the loaded Wavetables give you and play around with the scan-through parameters.
  • add filters, tackle the FX unit, warp and all the other wizardry Serum has to offer.
  • all with the goal to find a unique sound.

The story behind the wavetable packs

I remember walking into my studio one day, seeing all this amazing analog hardware gear that I had borrowed from friends and colleagues to finish a project... I thought, what a shame to give back all those beautiful cuties... I had put my heart into programming all these sounds and patches... what a waste...

So I launched into this sampling marathon and wondered, wait a minute - why stop there? That's what everyone is doing. Let's take it a step further:

Let's chop up the samples into tiny molecules and transfer those snippets into Serum and create some Wavetables that capture those awesome analog vibes and live recordings.

The goal was to create Wavetables that sound amazing just by loading them into your favorite Wavetable synth.

{See video at top of page}