Code a Wavetable Synth with Python in 6 Minutes Tutorial [Synth #002]

Finally following along with these in cmajor and it's been great! These videos are so helpful

Hello sir, thank you for this video. Could you explain the benefit of the wavetable beside computing the sin function each time ? We still have the problem of being limited in memory in the duration of the waves generated. Or is it not the purpose of a wavetable in the first place ?

Could you please tell, why wavetable is 64?

Hi, Do you know how to make modular synthesizer?

amazing . please please make more videos like this

very nice explanations and demonstrations. I am wondering if the clicks can simply be avoided by making sure that the sound begins at a zero crossing and ends at a zero crossing? or maybe it already does that for the generated sound?

Watching a software engineering video posted by a guy that can’t count. How many minutes?

I’m struggling to make a Matrix with the pyo library. What i would like as a result is a wavetable with a “continuous” interpolation among these tables: triangle, saw, square, square with variable duty cicle. Do you have any advice?

Just getting into coding pardon this noob question but what program are you using to write this code?

Thank you

This is amazing, it’s the same complexity, just a fraction of the time. numpy speeds up runtime by converting to machine code right?? Thanks!

Thank you so much, I used the code in this video to understand the basics, I'm looking to create a simple synthesizer GUI with amplitude sliders for harmonics to mess around with different waveforms, would be nice to visualize the waveform and an EQ as well in real time so I've got myself a challenge!

please do more video python synthesizer please like envelopes and filters and any other thing plsplspls

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I was able to make a sawtooth and even a square wave sing Daisy Bell. Thanks so much for the tutorial! :)))))

how to make a dll vds module
for my mulab sequencer station
?

Thank you! This tutorial really completes the previous video.

It would be a great idea to create an audio course in this format, where you explain the topic and then the code implementation. (C++ or Python)

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Really well explained, thank you so much!