How to import wavetables into Hydrasynth
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No — you cannot import wavetables into Hydrasynth.
In short: No import path — wavelists morph 8 of the 219 built-in waves; Mutants sculpt instead.
What Hydrasynth expects
No user wavetable or WAV import path is documented for any Hydrasynth variant: oscillators choose from 219 built-in single-cycle waveforms, and a 'user wavetable' is a wavelist of up to 8 of those waves that WaveScan morphs between. The ASM Manager librarian imports patch banks only.
Can you import wavetables into Hydrasynth at all?
No — there is no way to load a Hyperwave export, or any audio file, as oscillator content on a Hydrasynth. No user wavetable import exists in any Hydrasynth variant, desktop to keyboard.
The closest substitute is the wavelist: a Hydrasynth "user wavetable" is a list of up to 8 waves chosen from the 219 built-in single-cycle waveforms, which WaveScan morphs between. Pick the factory waves nearest the frames you designed, morph between them, and use the Mutants to bend them further.
If you need your own frames playing, move the table to a synth that imports them (Serum, Vital, or any of the hardware import targets) and keep the Hydrasynth for its factory waves.
If something goes wrong
- Is there any way to load my own wavetables into a Hydrasynth?
- No. There is no way to load a Hyperwave export (or any audio file) as oscillator content; the closest substitute is rebuilding a table as an 8-slot wavelist chosen from the 219 factory waves.