P2P | July 08 2019 | 204MB/220MBThere are two options here. The first one was made by the well known music producer / synth programmer Echo Sound Works. The second one was made by a member on reddit called GypsyDigital. I played around with both and they seem to be very close but slightly different, but nonetheless equal in quality. The Reddit one has an extra folder called 'Remastered', don't know what's in it that's not in the other.
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After Massive X dropped last week, we got a lot messages asking if we knew how to use the Massive X wavetables in other synths like Serum, Pigments, ANA2, etc. The Massive X wavetables aren't accessible outside of the synth, so we had to recreate each table as a standard WAV file. A bit of math and a bit of hard work, and we got an incredible result.
For many of those who can't use Massive X because of the system requirements (old Mac Pros for example) here's your chance to get some of that Massive X flavor in your other synths.
Please don't share this link or post it anywhere. I know there is a version floating around reddit, but this is not that version. Lets keep these sound design weapons just in the ESW community!
So boy, that was a freaking mission and a half. Unfortunately there ended up being so many wavetables with weird harmonics/chord tables that made some of the conversions a major pain in the ass. Had to do an assload of trial and error, testing out the different Serum formula numbers, bouncing out multiple versions of each table at different speeds and octaves to see which one sounded best. It was tedious to say the least.
So a good portion of these wavetables are pretty close to 100% accurate, but there is a pretty long list of tables that just couldn't be converted properly, either due to the fidelity of the table, or the harmonics involved. Massive X does have some pretty interesting tables that didnt quite make a 100% clean transition, so if you hear any wonkyness, that what it is. The noise tables were already in .wav format so I didnt have to convert them. Just pop those into the serum noise folder and you should be good. Below are links, and a list of tables that I found for sure weren't 100% accurate (there may be more than whats listed). Enjoy Guise :)
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