Sonic Academy NODE 1.0.2
NODE is a wavetable editor and generator from Sonic Academy that lets producers draw, morph, and animate waveforms with nodes and Bezier curves, then export them directly to synths such as Serum, Pigments, and ANA2. Version 1.0.2 adds native Apple Silicon support for Mac.
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About Sonic Academy NODE 1.0.2 for Mac
NODE is a wavetable editor and generator from Sonic Academy, built for creating custom wavetables for use in wavetable synthesizers. Its pitch is fast, approachable wavetable design: instead of tedious, outdated tools and manual input, producers can draw, shape, and animate waveforms in a clean interface and export them directly into the synth they already use. The core idea is point-based editing. Users click anywhere on a waveshape to insert a node, then drag it to reshape the waveform, using either vector-based Bezier curves or raster editing. NODE includes template waveshapes such as sine, saw, triangle, pulse, and square, along with presets ranging from classic analog to aggressive digital shapes. It can also take imported samples and use its Bezier curve algorithm to rasterize them, and users can create single-cycle or multiframe wavetables. Wavetables can be exported directly to synths including Serum, Arturia Pigments, ANA2, Ableton Wavetable, VPS Avenger, and KV331 SynthMaster. Early forum users praised the interface as one of the more usable among wavetable editors, noting that it isn’t as powerful as Serum’s built-in editor but is designed for speed and ease of use, and it outputs several file sizes from 512 to 16K samples.