Waldorf Nave - Manual (Page 19)

The Controls
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• Use the Position slider to select a wavetable area
for editing. Tap on front or the back section of the
slider to limit the wavetable area. Tap on the midd-
le section of the slider to move the selected fre-
quency area at once.
• The Amount slider allows you a direct access to
the spectrum of the selected area of the wavetable.
You can perform positive or negative changes.
The pop-up menu in the topleft area offers some re-
markable edit options for the wavetable spectrum:
• Level changes the level of the selected area.
• Expand/Contract works nearly similar as contrast
setting. A positive amount increases louder parts
and increases lower part. With a negative amount
all levels draw closer to the average level.
• Permute re-arranges the spectral components of the
selected area up to progressive chaos.
•
Rotate Waves moves the spectrum of the selected
area in a cyclic way. The part that leaves the one
end will be pushed back at the other end.
• Shift Waves moves the spectrum of the selected
area to a new position. In opposite to Rotate, the
level of the pushed back spectrum is 0.
• Rotate Partials moves the spectrum of the selected
area to a new position of the frequency axis. The
parts that leave the one end will be pushed back at
the other end.
• Shift Partials moves the spectrum of the selected
area to a new spectral position. In opposite to Rota-
te, the level of the pushed back spectrum is 0.
• Gyrate rotates the selected area.
•
Random mixes random values in the selected area.
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Sequentially changes of different areas and diffe-
rent edit options will be add up.
The Load Button
Tap on load to load a wavetable from your iTunes Folder
in the Editor. A deeper explanation of the iTunes Folder
can be found in the manual appendix.
To leave the fullscreen mode just tap on the
windows symbol or the Wave menu button.