Tools / free utilities

Wavetable tools.

Three small utilities for the unglamorous parts of wavetable work — converting audio, checking files, and doing the size math. Each one runs entirely in your browser: files never leave your machine, and there is nothing to install or sign up for.

WAV to wavetable converter

Decode any WAV, M4A, CAF, or ALAC in your browser, slice it into 256–4,096-sample frames, and download a packed float32 mono WAV up to 256 frames.

Open the WAV to wavetable converter

Wavetable inspector

Drop a packed WAV in and read its real structure: sample format, channels, frame sizes that divide the data evenly, and clm / uhWT / srge metadata chunks.

Open the Wavetable inspector

Frame size calculator

Pure math for table dimensions: total samples, float32 bytes with and without the 44-byte header, and one-frame duration at 44.1 versus 48 kHz.

Open the Frame size calculator