Microwave by Waldorf - out now! (iPad)

R_2

@rapidfire said:

@R_2 said:

@rapidfire said:
I just wish they would make Nave AUv3 so that I can use more than one instance in my projects, but the developer who created Nave left Waldorf and no one else knew how to modify it.

Rolf Wöhrmann (current Waldorf CEO) developed it.

Hi @R_2,

Stefan Stenzel – Chief engineer and technical lead. He was responsible for the synthesis engine and was the principal architect behind Nave’s wavetable technology.

Nave was released for iPad in 2013 as Waldorf’s first dedicated iOS synthesizer. It was notable for bringing Waldorf’s wavetable synthesis heritage to a touchscreen interface, including features such as:

• advanced wavetable oscillators,
• speech synthesis for creating wavetables,
• 3D wavetable editing,
• audio-to-wavetable conversion,
• an interface designed specifically for touch interaction.

Although Waldorf Music published the app, the original product credits consistently identify Stefan Stenzel, Rolf Wöhrmann, and Axel Hartmann as the creators of the initial Nave app.

As far as I remember Stefan Stenzel was running Waldorf back then. They hired Rolf Wöhrmann for the iOS work on nave (and Axel Hartmann for the outstanding GUI).
Perhaps Stefan was responsible for the core wavetable engine. But i doubt Rolf can’t update it to AUv3 if he’d wanted.
They have updated nave desktop since Stefan left Waldorf.

cam

@Crabman said:
The Asic bug is a hell lot of fun . Though a bit dangerous. It can get extremly loud and dirty in a heartbeat. Love it.

What is the asci bug?

uncledave

@cam said:

@Crabman said:
The Asic bug is a hell lot of fun . Though a bit dangerous. It can get extremly loud and dirty in a heartbeat. Love it.

What is the asci bug?

Hi. It seems like it is a flaw in the programming of the ASIC chip used in the original hardware. See this KVR post for details.

u0421793

@R_2 said:

@rapidfire said:

@R_2 said:

@rapidfire said:
I just wish they would make Nave AUv3 so that I can use more than one instance in my projects, but the developer who created Nave left Waldorf and no one else knew how to modify it.

Rolf Wöhrmann (current Waldorf CEO) developed it.

Hi @R_2,

Stefan Stenzel – Chief engineer and technical lead. He was responsible for the synthesis engine and was the principal architect behind Nave’s wavetable technology.

Nave was released for iPad in 2013 as Waldorf’s first dedicated iOS synthesizer. It was notable for bringing Waldorf’s wavetable synthesis heritage to a touchscreen interface, including features such as:

• advanced wavetable oscillators,
• speech synthesis for creating wavetables,
• 3D wavetable editing,
• audio-to-wavetable conversion,
• an interface designed specifically for touch interaction.

Although Waldorf Music published the app, the original product credits consistently identify Stefan Stenzel, Rolf Wöhrmann, and Axel Hartmann as the creators of the initial Nave app.

As far as I remember Stefan Stenzel was running Waldorf back then. They hired Rolf Wöhrmann for the iOS work on nave (and Axel Hartmann for the outstanding GUI).
Perhaps Stefan was responsible for the core wavetable engine. But i doubt Rolf can’t update it to AUv3 if he’d wanted.
They have updated nave desktop since Stefan left Waldorf.

Talking of which, or whom, if anyone hasn’t already experienced it, NLogSynth Pro is worth experiencing https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/nlogsynth-pro/id393879841

rapidfire

@u0421793 said:

@R_2 said:

@rapidfire said:

@R_2 said:

@rapidfire said:
I just wish they would make Nave AUv3 so that I can use more than one instance in my projects, but the developer who created Nave left Waldorf and no one else knew how to modify it.

Rolf Wöhrmann (current Waldorf CEO) developed it.

Hi @R_2,

Stefan Stenzel – Chief engineer and technical lead. He was responsible for the synthesis engine and was the principal architect behind Nave’s wavetable technology.

Nave was released for iPad in 2013 as Waldorf’s first dedicated iOS synthesizer. It was notable for bringing Waldorf’s wavetable synthesis heritage to a touchscreen interface, including features such as:

• advanced wavetable oscillators,
• speech synthesis for creating wavetables,
• 3D wavetable editing,
• audio-to-wavetable conversion,
• an interface designed specifically for touch interaction.

Although Waldorf Music published the app, the original product credits consistently identify Stefan Stenzel, Rolf Wöhrmann, and Axel Hartmann as the creators of the initial Nave app.

As far as I remember Stefan Stenzel was running Waldorf back then. They hired Rolf Wöhrmann for the iOS work on nave (and Axel Hartmann for the outstanding GUI).
Perhaps Stefan was responsible for the core wavetable engine. But i doubt Rolf can’t update it to AUv3 if he’d wanted.
They have updated nave desktop since Stefan left Waldorf.

Talking of which, or whom, if anyone hasn’t already experienced it, NLogSynth Pro is worth experiencing https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/nlogsynth-pro/id393879841

Stefan Stenzel was the core designer of Nave, Rolf Wöhrmann was hired to work on the iOS side of Nave and is now CEO of Waldorf, you were on the right track, I did not now about the iOS development. The last update for Nave was 7 years ago, no new features were added, it had more to do with AudioBus 3 update.

frosttrance_7

Nave was pretty cool, but the ring modulation sounded weak or a bit quiet. It would be nice to have it as AUv3, but I think Oscidia is a much better wavetable synth. It even uses less CPU than the Blofeld.

Johanso

I just pulled tht trigger for the synth, what an amazing one wow I'm so glad to buy it

Johanso

I just pulled tht trigger for the synth, what an amazing one wow I'm so glad to buy it