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Choose one of 144 bundled SID-Wizard sources to copy matching tables into the active destination slots. `.swi` sources contain WF, pulse, and filter data; the module-global chord table is not part of those files. The separate Chord pattern menu contains 15 patterns recovered from the earlier Tables Editor; these are standalone patterns, not original `.swi` chord data. Copies go to synth RAM; use each table card’s SAVE button to persist that table.
Click a nibble and type. Left/right moves through values, up/down keeps the same column, Tab/Shift-Tab advances or goes back, and Enter/Shift-Enter moves vertically. Esc returns to the preview keyboard.
ADSR — four SID nibbles: attack, decay, sustain and release. Each digit ranges from 0 to F.VIBR = IFDD — I is depth 0–F (8 cents per step, up to ±120 cents). F is the number of table ticks per half-cycle: 1 is fastest and larger values are slower. DD is the delay before vibrato begins, in table ticks. Either I=0 or F=0 disables vibrato. Example: 6406 = ±48 cents, 6 ticks per half-cycle, start after 6 ticks.SPD — the panel Table Speed knob sets the WF/ARP delay. Bit 6 enables pulse-table 4× speed and bit 7 enables filter-table 4× speed. The imported low six SPD bits are retained in source data but do not control playback.10–FD writes SID control/waveform; bit 0 is gate. 30 clears gate and 31 raises it. Gate-off starts ADSR release, so an earlier note may keep sounding briefly. Common values: 11 triangle+gate, 21 saw+gate, 41 pulse+gate, 81 noise+gate. 00–0F waits that many ticks. FE 00–07 jumps to the row in ARP; FE FE uses the WF-knob waveform with gate off; FE FF uses it with gate on. Both WF-knob commands return pitch to the incoming MIDI note. FF stops.00–5F is an upward semitone offset, E0–FF is a signed downward offset, 7F reads the chord table, 80 keeps the current pitch, and 81–DF selects an absolute MIDI note. DT/AUX sets fine detune; FF keeps its previous value.8x–Fx sets an absolute 12-bit pulse width from x:VAL. 00–7F repeats a signed VAL delta that many ticks. KT is signed keyboard tracking relative to MIDI note 60. FE jumps to the row in VAL and FF stops.8x–Fx sets filter mode/resonance; VAL × 8 sets cutoff. High nibble 9=LP, A=BP, C=HP; low nibble is resonance. 00–7F repeats a signed cutoff delta. KT tracks MIDI note 60. FE jumps to the row in VAL and FF stops.O1/O2/O3 are signed semitone offsets selected by WF ARP 7F. NX selects the next chord row; SID-Wizard 7F loops to row 0 and 7E returns to the next WF row. Legacy FE/FF values keep their loop/one-shot behavior.