A method of sound synthesis in which waveforms are generated by loading their characteristics from a special set of parameters stored in a lookup table in computer memory. Advanced wavetable synthesizers are able to crossfade between different waveforms while notes are sounding, which can produce very complex sounds. The resulting complex waveforms are often further modified by other filtering techniques and envelope generators.
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