How to import wavetables into modwave native
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modwave native from Korg imports wavetables like this: imports WAV as wavetable straight from the Librarian page — same formats as the hardware.
The documented import path was checked against the linked sources on 2026-08-16. Test the resulting table in modwave native before using it in a project.
What modwave native expects
Same two import formats as the hardware modwave: 32-bit float with exactly 2,048-sample waves (Serum-style, up to 64 waves end-to-end) or 16-bit with exactly 256-sample waves — also capped at 64 waves per file.
Step by step
- Export from Hyperwave at 2,048 samples per frame, 64 frames or fewer (float).
- In the modwave native Librarian page, open the main menu and choose Import WAV As Wavetable.
- Save the resulting wavetable to a user bank.
Export settings for modwave native
Hyperwave's export dialog has 2 presets for modwave native — pick the one matching the import mode you use:
- Korg modwave — 2048 × 64
- 2,048 samples per frame × 64 frames · 32-bit float · 48 kHz
- Korg modwave (16-bit) — 256 × 64
- 256 samples per frame × 64 frames · 16-bit PCM · 48 kHz