Closed abique closed 3 months ago
OK great. Did you happen to see the windows wavetable path?
OK great. Did you happen to see the windows wavetable path?
C:\Users\bique\AppData\Local\Bitwig Studio\installed-packages
It seems that the specification file for the .wt file format hasn't been entirely updated yet, it is missing:
wave_size
can go up to 4K nowwave_size
MUST be a power of twoUpdating it!
Ahh I was going to do this along with the bitwig paths once you shared the bitwig resource path on windows with me Alex! Do you happen to have that? Or I can ask a bitwig windows user if it’s not easy to see from the code
Ahh I was going to do this along with the bitwig paths once you shared the bitwig resource path on windows with me Alex! Do you happen to have that? Or I can ask a bitwig windows user if it’s not easy to see from the code
C:\Users\bique\AppData\Local\Bitwig Studio\installed-packages
Ahh and see it is here now. Cool let’s leave this open until I modify storage
OK to avoid confusion I opened that up as a separate FR in #7720 and will now close this as done. Good stuff!
Hi,
According to the specification, if you want to encode 16 bits samples, you need the
flags = 0x0C
while it currently setsflags = 0x04
which is for 15 bits samples.Reference: https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/surge/blob/main/resources/data/wavetables/WT%20fileformat.txt#L11
When looking at https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/surge/blob/main/scripts/wt-tool/wt-tool.py#L43
The bug seems to be here: https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/surge/blob/94c8c5b02fb2dadf62dae70a146d67ae487309a1/scripts/wt-tool/wt-tool.py#L43
Cheers, Alex