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HELP: custom waves in Animoog not making any sound

1P181P18
in General App Discussion

I added some Atari Kid Wave Forms to Animoog, tried to create a patch with them, and could not get any sound.

Is there something you have to do? Like save them as a loop before adding them or something???

First time I've actually tried adding custom waves to Animoog, spent a long time picking out good ones from the AKWF collection too.

o_O

Any help is appreciated.

Comments

  • u0421793u0421793

    There is a specific file length, rate, etc for getting this done.
    http://forum.moogmusic.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=14187
    I’ve never done it.

  • 1P181P18

    @u0421793 said:
    There is a specific file length, rate, etc for getting this done.
    http://forum.moogmusic.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=14187
    I’ve never done it.

    Thanks!

    Here's a link to the AKWF files processed for Animoog:

    http://animoog.org/database/timbres/

    Haven't actually tried them in Animoog yet, but tested them by simply playing the file and they are different (longer, as they needed to be looped to a specific length) so I assume they work.

  • RUST( i )KRUST( i )K

    @1P18 said:
    I added some Atari Kid Wave Forms to Animoog, tried to create a patch with them, and could not get any sound.

    Is there something you have to do? Like save them as a loop before adding them or something???

    First time I've actually tried adding custom waves to Animoog, spent a long time picking out good ones from the AKWF collection too.

    o_O

    Any help is appreciated.

    .071 time/size
    wav file
    Funbox is easiest

    PM me if you need help

  • RUST( i )KRUST( i )K

    @RustiK said:

    @1P18 said:
    I added some Atari Kid Wave Forms to Animoog, tried to create a patch with them, and could not get any sound.

    Is there something you have to do? Like save them as a loop before adding them or something???

    First time I've actually tried adding custom waves to Animoog, spent a long time picking out good ones from the AKWF collection too.

    o_O

    Any help is appreciated.

    .071 time/size
    wav file
    Funbox is easiest

    PM me if you need help

    .371

    typo sorry

  • 1P181P18

    That link I posted did the trick, I added them and they work. Thanks though.

    On a related note, forgot how great Animoog is, after not using it for a long long time.

  • 1P181P18

    @u0421793 said:
    There is a specific file length, rate, etc for getting this done.
    http://forum.moogmusic.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=14187
    I’ve never done it.

    Thanks!

    Here's a link to the AKWF files processed for Animoog:

    http://animoog.org/database/timbres/

    Haven't actually tried them in Animoog yet, but tested them by simply playing the file and they are different (longer, as they needed to be looped to a specific length) so I assume they work.

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