Hey guys,

I just checked this little thing

Seems to me that they switch between different wavetable oscillators in the time of the wavelength at key frequency.
In general, one could easily do this using an audio input switch that cycles through the different inputs at the rate of the wave frequency of the triggered midi note. If you now manipulate the different audio streams that are connected to the different audio inputs of the switch, you can edit the different waveform segments separately.

My question: How can I switch between different audio inputs at the rate of a midi note frequency?
Or mighty it be less complicated to just concatenate different wavetables into a wavetable of a length equal to note frequency? What do you think how Waverazor works?

Hi. I don't work with wavetables so I'm not confident about this.

But try putting each wavetable back-to-back in a single table. Then use signal logic like this:

If each cycle is a certain number of samples long, this should switch to another integer multiple of that number of samples on each cycle of the pitch.

Good thought, thanks. Maybe it' s a start. I'll check it out as soon as I can.