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Wavetable Synthesis
HALion’s wavetable synthesis offers you a wide range of possibilities, from the re-synthesis of samples to the creation of entirely new sounds.
Wavetable Editor
The Wavetable Editor allows you to create wavetables by extracting waves from samples.
Wavetable Overview
At the bottom of the Wavetable Editor, you can find the wavetable overview.
Editing the Wavetable
You can edit the wavetable by copying, replacing, and rearranging the waves.

Editing the Wavetable

You can edit the wavetable by copying, replacing, and rearranging the waves.

To select a wave, click on it.
To select multiple waves, Shift-click on them.

The corresponding segments in the wavetable envelope are highlighted.
To select all waves from a sequence, double-click a wave, double-click the marker for a wave, or open the context menu, and select Select Sequence.
To copy the selected waves, hold down Alt/Opt, and drag them to a new position in the wavetable.
To change the order of the waves, drag them to a new position in the wavetable.

The insert position is indicated in red.

The order of the waves in the wavetable determines how the sound evolves when you modulate the position, either automatically with the Speed parameter or manually in the modulation matrix.
To replace a wave with another wave, drag the new wave onto the wave that you want to replace.

Note
This operation only works with single waves.