Omniserum.

Convert Spectrasonics Omnisphere's wavetables to Xfer Serum wavetables using Node.js.

Taking source sounds from one VSTi software instrument and using them in another.

You will need:

1. A copy of Omnisphere.
2. Node.js installed. (64 bit version required. LTS or above)
3. Git installed.
4. A clone (copy) of this repository. git clone https://github.com/zxol/omniserum.git

What to do:

First we need a copy of the wavetable data from Omnisphere.

In the STEAM directory (where your Spectrasonics data is), find the wavetables data file (it's just one big file). It's called ~BundleArchives.db and is found in this path relative to STEAM:

spectrasonics\STEAM\Omnisphere\Wavetables\~BundleArchives.db

Copy it into this repo directory. Then install and start the script with the following commands (in the repo's root directory, where package.json is):

npm install
npm start

After the script runs, you should have a new folder called omnisphere in the repo directory. Copy this folder into serum's wavetable directory. It's located in your windows user documents folder.

%HOMEPATH%\Documents\Xfer\Serum Presets\Tables

All done! If serum is already open, reload it to check out your shiny new tables of waves!