for all yer n163, gb, fds, pc-e and scc needz!!! :D/

https://tools.melonadem.com/wavegen/

A long time ago, a tool was made

for use with PPMCK and other MML compilers (or other non-MML tools!!). However it's rather obscure and the page itself has a bunch of ads? (on top of primarily being in Japanese - which is fine, but that also means the help section..)

I decided when I bought the domain that I'd just steal rehost it on my own website. Over time, with the help of DEFENSE MECHANISM (botb's very own!!) and the internet in general, I bodged together a better version

Features:

• Brand-new distortion modes (works similar to LSDj's! + absolute)
• Help and calculator are on the same page (alpha)
• Improved the graph output - it's an actual graph now, drawn with HTML5 canvas!
• It's on a secure URL and without ads or banners
• It's open source! (kinda)

you can find the source repo here: https://github.com/melonadem/wavegen
report bugs or requests here, although no guarantees I can implement them as honestly I know so little JS it's probably not even funny, haha..

hell yeah -- cool little tool and nice updates

i went ahead and added a reference to it in my pce-dev-kit

repo

hey slight update if you got this bookmarked:
the new url for it is https://melonadem.github.io/wavegen/

I started a thing that tries to rip wavetables from PCE VGM files if anyone's interested :D

https://proto.loblast.com/vgm_wavetable_ripper.html

I added .gzip/.vgz support and moved it
https://proto.loblast.com/vgm_wavetable_ripper/

Bumping this thread a bit as I'm working on this again

I've got some plans to refactor and combine some features to hopefully make it simpler, less buggy and less of an eyesore, but the biggest update for right now is that I overhauled the help/manual and explained how some things work with this tool with examples and everything

The URL is, as always, here: https://tools.melonadem.com/wavegen/

I'd like to ask the community what they would like to see in the tool (that's not already covered by the help's "future plans" section)

a way to export it into a sample-based editor like mpt would be great