How to import wavetables into Deluge
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Deluge from Synthstrom Audible imports wavetables like this: official firmware 4.0+ auto-detects wavetable WAVs from SD.
This guide gives the exact layout Deluge expects, the step-by-step load, the Hyperwave export settings that match, and plain fixes for the import failures the documentation warns about.
Everything here is verified against Synthstrom Audible's own documentation or source code — sources at the end of the page, checked 2026-08-16.
What Deluge expects
Official firmware 4.0+ (April 2022) added wavetable synthesis: WAV/AIFF files (16/24-bit 44.1 kHz preferred, up to 32-bit 96 kHz) loaded from SD card; wavetable-formatted files are recognized automatically and assigned oscillator TYPE 'WAVEtable'. Files under 20 ms are treated as single-cycle.
Step by step
- Export from Hyperwave as a packed mono WAV.
- Copy it to the Deluge's SD card.
- Load it as a synth oscillator — the Deluge recognizes the wavetable format and sets the oscillator type.
Export settings for Deluge
Deluge has no dedicated export preset in Hyperwave.
The documented preference is 16/24-bit WAV at 44.1 kHz (up to 32-bit 96 kHz accepted), with wavetable-formatted files recognized automatically. Hyperwave's 16-bit export at the 44,100 Hz header setting matches that preference exactly.
- Default — 2048 × 256
- 2,048 samples per frame × 256 frames · 32-bit float · 48 kHz