Additive Synthesizer
Welcome to the home of Wavecraft. With this software you can create your own unique sounds and save them as high quality .wav files.
You can use it for making musical instruments for a DAW or to create sound effects.
The full version of Wavecraft can be downloaded and used without any costs. Great for schools or at home!
Peter Popma, creator of Wavecraft
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Wavecraft Windows Installer
64-bits |
1.4 |
26 may 2021 |
7 MB |
Windows |
Recommended download |
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Wavecraft Windows Installer 32-bits |
1.4 |
26 may 2021 |
7 MB |
Windows |
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** Note: you may receive a "this software cannot be trusted" notification.
That's because I didn't purchase a certificate to digitally sign this software.
When downloading from ppopma.nl, you can safely ignore it.
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Edit how the frequency changes over time |
Analyze the frequency spectrum of your sound |
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Generate sine waves from existing .wav sounds |
Save your result as HQ .wav file |
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How does Wavecraft create sounds
Wavecraft creates sound by combining data of sine waves. You can make any sound with sinewaves. Your computer translates them to vibration of your speakers.
Is Wavecraft also available as VST plugin?
No. I made at attempt to use VST.NET, but got stuck on converting the graphs library. If you want to have a go, the project is still in the source tree..
Why is Wavecraft only available for Windows?
Wavecraft currently relies heavily on Winforms. To make it available for MacOS or Linux would cost considerable effort at the moment.
The source code (visual studio project) can be cloned here: https://github.com/PeterPopma/WaveCraft
If you have any suggestions for improvement, please let me know or send a pull request.
The goal is to create an easy-to-use program for creating sounds and improving understanding of sound waves.
For feedback, questions, bug reporting and feature requests, you can contact me at the e-mail address below:
