How to import wavetables into UVI Falcon
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UVI Falcon from UVI imports wavetables like this: drag-and-drop import with a _{samples} filename suffix.
This guide gives the exact layout UVI Falcon 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 UVI's own documentation or source code — sources at the end of the page, checked 2026-08-16.
What UVI Falcon expects
Falcon slices a dropped audio file using a filename convention: the number after the final underscore is the samples per slice, so MyTable_2048.wav means 2,048 samples per slice. Without the suffix Falcon cannot know your frame size — the rename is part of the import, not an optional nicety.
Drag-and-drop audio (or image) files onto the Wavetable oscillator's waveform display, or drop them in User Data/Wavetable for the User list. Sequential-slice convention: the samples-per-slice is appended to the filename after an underscore (e.g. MySweep_128.wav); one slice per channel for stereo. No fixed frame size or bit depth is documented.
Step by step
- Export from Hyperwave as a packed mono WAV at 2,048 samples per frame.
- Rename the file with the frame size suffix (e.g. MyTable_2048.wav).
- Drag it onto the Wavetable oscillator's waveform display, or place it in User Data/Wavetable.
Export settings for UVI Falcon
UVI Falcon has no dedicated export preset in Hyperwave — the default preset ("Default — 2048 × 256") writes 2,048 samples per frame, 256 frames, mono 32-bit float, and matches the layout documented above.
- Default — 2048 × 256
- 2,048 samples per frame × 256 frames · 32-bit float · 48 kHz