A method of synthesis, related to granular synthesis. Wave scanning involves stringing together single cycle samples of different waveforms, read from a wavetable, to form a complex composite output. Varying the number and order of the scanned waves can produce sounds that change timbres dramatically as the output continues to sound. The waves used most be carefully pre-analyzed to ensure that they all begin and end on zero crossing points and will not produce clicks or pops when concatenated with other waveforms.
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