Waverley Tables 1.1.0

Waverley Tables has been designed as an AUv3 (Audio Unit v3) instrument and does not function as a standalone application. It requires operation within an AUv3 compatible host such as Apple’s GarageBand or AUM, as demonstrated in the accompanying screenshots.

What is Waverley Tables?

Waverley Tables serves as a sample-based instrument, also known as a “ROMPLER.” Unlike synthesizers that enable instrumental customization, the instruments within Waverley Tables are preset. Users have access to additional sound-shaping options through 10 parameters.

Origin of Sounds

The instruments in Waverley Tables were crafted using a preferred wavetable hardware synthesizer, enhanced by its effects engine. All patches were meticulously designed from scratch specifically for Waverley Tables.

Comparison with MU Waverley in moodunits

While sharing sampling technology, Waverley Tables—specially developed based on feedback from moodunits users—differs primarily in the complexity and evolution of its instruments. Waverley Tables emphasizes intricate and engaging playability over storage space and CPU efficiency.

About Waverley XL

Waverley XL originates from virtual analog hardware, whereas Waverley Tables is sourced from a wavetable synthesizer. Although sharing certain sound design traits, Waverley Tables stands out for its vibrant, bold, and intricate characteristics.

Instruments

Waverley Tables presents 50 distinct instruments with 4 sets of parameter presets each, totaling to 200 patches. These instruments are categorized into “sustained,” “keyed,” or “departures” for user convenience. Sustained instruments hold notes until release, while keyed instruments offer natural decays. Departures bring forth extravagant sound design experiences.

Parameters

Featuring ten parameters for sound customization, Waverley Tables offers significant control over AMP envelope and FILTER. These parameters enable profound alterations to instrument characteristics, especially for users familiar with traditional synthesizers.

Technical Specifications

• 50 high-quality multi-sampled instruments tailored for Waverley Tables
• 50 additional "components" derived from the main instruments for experimental sound design (*)
• 16-note polyphony
• Note range from C0 to C6 (Apple standard with C3 representing middle C)
• Velocity-sensitive timbre changes with a 30dB dynamic range
• Pitch bend range of +/- two semitones (a whole note)
• Modulation wheel mapped to filter cutoff (overrides filter envelope and vice versa)