128 free FM wavetables for your next sound. Bells, glassy keys, metallic basses and shifting textures. Load the FM Legacy Collection into Serum, Vital or Vibes and make it your own.
On the next page: three quick questions and your email to get the collection.
Free download. Royalty-free for commercial releases.
128
Wavetables
256
Frames per table
6
Sound categories
WAV
32-bit float files
FM synthesis creates rich harmonic changes through the interaction of operators. This collection captures that changing character as wavetable frames.
Scan the table position with a knob, envelope or LFO. Move from a bell-like attack towards warmer harmonics, or linger on a texture you like.
These are wavetable files, not original FM patches or complete synth presets. They do not recreate an FM instrument’s operators, envelopes or performance behaviour.
You bring the filter, modulation and effects. The table gives you a starting point, not a finished sound.
Use the collection in commercial releases, client work and personal projects. No attribution required.
You may not resell the wavetable files or repackage them into commercial soundbanks.
From familiar FM keys to less predictable feedback textures. Six sound families give you different places to start.
Bell-like attacks and warm sustain harmonics. Scan the frames to bring a different edge to keys and electric-piano sounds.
Dense lower harmonics for basses with presence. Use slow scanning for weight and movement, or faster modulation for a sharper edge.
Glassy tones and metallic overtones. Explore the frames for clean mallet sounds, shifting bells and stranger resonances.
Gradually changing spectra for pads and sustained textures. A little movement in table position keeps a held chord evolving.
Percussive attacks and strong overtone shapes. Starting points for digital organs, clav-like parts and rhythmic keys.
Rougher, feedback-rich spectra for sound design. Find a bright edge, a gritty layer or an unstable texture between the frames.
Standard WAV wavetables with 2,048 samples per frame. Import them using your synth’s wavetable loader; the exact steps depend on the instrument.
~223 MB (ZIP)
You do not need a Vibes to use the collection. But if you want to take these sounds into a standalone instrument, this is the one we build in Bad Vöslau, Austria.
Import your wavetables through VibesConnect in your browser. Then shape and play them on the instrument.
Combine FM wavetable character with samples, including SFZ multisamples. Put a sampled piano beneath a glassy FM layer.
Build patches through a full stereo signal path, with up to 24 shared stereo voices and up to ten effects per synth part. Perform without a laptop.
Yes. We build the MD850 Vibes and share this collection so you can explore the sounds in your own setup. No instrument purchase is needed.
You’ll go to our existing download form. It asks three short questions and for your email before you get the collection. You are not downloading a file directly from this page.
No. The pack contains standard WAV wavetables for compatible software and hardware synths, including Serum and Vital.
No. They capture FM-inspired harmonic material in wavetable form. They are not patch files or exact recreations of classic hardware sounds.
Yes, including commercial releases and client work. No credit or royalties are required. Do not resell or commercially repackage the wavetable files.
A ZIP archive of approximately 223 MB containing 128 wavetables. Each WAV file has 256 frames of 2,048 samples, stored as 32-bit float at 44.1 kHz.
Bring your sounds, experiments and questions to the Mayer EMI community.
128 wavetables. Six sound families. A new starting point for the synth you already use.
Three quick questions + your email on the next page.
~223 MB ZIP · Royalty-free for commercial releases
