Sonic Academy NODE 1.0.2 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesNODE from Sonic Academy is a wavetable editor for producers who want their own sounds. You draw and drag nodes to shape a waveform, or you load audio samples and bend them with vector curves until they become something new. Finished tables can be single cycle or spread across many frames, and the app runs both as a standalone program and as a plugin inside your music software.
Key Features
- Draw and drag nodes to build original waveshapes point by point
- Import samples and reshape them with smooth vector curves
- Load samples into slots and morph between frames as you work
- Export tables for Serum, Pigments, ANA 2, Ableton Wavetable and Synthmaster
- Start from factory presets and waveform templates when you need a quick base
How to Download
- Click the download button on this page and save the installer file to your Mac.
- Open the saved file and follow the steps shown to place NODE in your applications and plugin folders.
- You can also Download from the official site if you prefer to get NODE straight from Sonic Academy.
System Requirements
NODE runs on macOS as a standalone app and as a VST, VST3, AAX or AU plugin, so plugin use needs a compatible host.
FAQs
What does NODE actually make?
It makes wavetables, which are collections of waveforms that a wavetable synth can scan through while a note plays, giving the sound movement and character.
Can I use my own recordings as a starting point?
Yes. You can import samples, choose the section you want, reshape it with curves and turn that material into frames of a new table.
Do I need ANA 2 to use NODE?
No. ANA 2 is a natural partner, but your tables export in formats that work with several other well known wavetable synths.
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