Wavetables for keys
Free keys wavetables: stable, musical tables for chords, electric-piano and organ-style parts.
48 wavetables
SpectralCrinkled Chalumeau
SpectralCitrine Mallet
SpectralGentle Uncoiling
SpectralGhost Partials
SpectralMixture Seventeenth
SpectralWaxen Antiphon
SpectralUpright Ventiana
SpectralQuince Marmalade
SpectralChiffed Rowwork
SpectralStaddle Stone
SpectralWidened Piston
SpectralBourdon Celeste
SpectralLamplit Censer
SpectralLydian Systole
SpectralLucent Tierce
SpectralLambent Oxide Vane
SpectralDunwood Pastorale
SpectralRuled Sediment
SpectralRinging Finial
SpectralChancel Windows
SpectralReedstack Aperture
SpectralFulvous Threnody
SpectralPlateau Remelt
SpectralLambswool Compline
SpectralGilded Weathervane
SpectralAliquot Ranks
SpectralRestrained Fugue
SpectralCupric Halide
SpectralSuet Meridian
SpectralNinefold Lumen
SpectralBeeswax Stipple
SpectralKnurled Ferrite Yaw
SpectralTertian Chorale
SpectralPlaited Sonority
SpectralTiller Whistle Trill
SpectralPellucid Solder Chorus
SpectralGarnet Vestige
SpectralMineral Singing Bowl
SpectralPlainsong Wainscot
SpectralSoldered Keybed
SpectralBraided Lantern
SpectralBlued Tines
SpectralQuartz Toll
SpectralParlour Stopwork
SpectralMetal Arc Strike
SpectralQuiet Undertow
SpectralWarm Comb Reed
About these wavetables
Keys sounds play chords, so they need a clear pitch and a timbre that does not turn muddy when several notes overlap. These tables are mostly stable, with harmonics that sit well in the mid range, from electric-piano and organ colours to soft bells. In Serum or Vital, use a medium decay with some sustain, velocity on the filter cutoff, and little or no unison so chords stay clear. Map velocity to the wavetable position for harder notes that sound brighter.