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20 May 2006, 03:30
Hi, For my own pleasure I have created some projects (with arbitrary rules :-) to organise the non factory patches (OS2!). So far I have gone through the following projects:
Patch_Analog1.prj
Patch_GD.prj
Patch_JR.prj
Patch_MB.prj
Patch_Tutor.prj
TweakBook.prj
VSynth_Patch_DA.prj
XT&V2_Special.prj

An rearanged all patches into:
PadsVoicesChoir.prj (slow attacks and/or long releases)
Keys.prj (short attack, short releases)
Leads.prj
Arps.prj (everything that reacts to midiclock, except drums)
Bass.prj
Drums.prj
FX.prj

My choices are non negotiable :) Probably some errors in it too (I will go through the sounds again though), several patches could have fit into several categories for instance.
My goal was just to gather all the patches from the tiny projects and make a rough choice on type of sound for easier "finding-back-that-particular-sound" :)

I also created a project containing all above patches organised that way called Nonpresets.prj

Is there any interest making these projects downloadable?
Is there any interest in having the factory presets *included* in the "per catogory projects"?
Are there any projects with patches that are not on my list, but available for download somewhere?

Let me know!

Friendly regards, Boele Gerkes

Something Completely Different
http://www.synthmusic.info

Re: organised patches

21 May 2006, 10:33
I second that

small records can make big sounds
small records can make big sounds

Re: organised patches

23 May 2006, 12:24
OK, I've uploaded the projects to my website (http://www.synthmusic.info)
In the files section you will find three zipped files (on top of the list)
I did setup that section originally for the Adromeda (I did the same thing actually for the Andromeda) so i have to make it a bit more understandable for visitors of the site :)

But for now:

v_nofactpres.prj.zip
This one contains all the patches and waves from the above mentioned projects I could find on the internet, gathered in one project, organised by type

v_all1.prj.zip and v_all2.prj.zip
The same but now with the factory patches of OS2 included. Two projects because there are more then 512 patches of course.


Please let me know if there is anything I can do to improve it!

Have fun with it, Boele

Re: organised patches

18 Jun 2006, 18:59
Boele,

Thank you again for this. It has been a great help. I even downloaded all your Andromeda organized banks and spent yesterday putting my Andromeda in order for easier patch selection and sound organization and it made a huge difference. I just wanted to let you know how great it is that you took the time to do this. On the Andromeda in particular I was always frustrated by how my patches were organized and this has really sped up the sound selection process when working on new material.

Mark

small records can make big sounds
small records can make big sounds

Re: organised patches

19 Jun 2006, 03:33
Hi !

Thank you very much for sharing your work with the community!!

You have done a good job


regards Ilja

Re: organised patches

17 Oct 2008, 04:34
DUde i could not find anything of the sort on the page/link you sent. Just a load of odd things that are nothing to do with the V synth .

You did say they were patches for the xt on there?

Where if so

Thanks mate

Re: organised patches

19 Oct 2008, 08:49
Hi SCD,
In fact I was just doing the same thing, but that really takes some time and you already did it. Thank you for that, and for sharing it with us.

However... like Soundddiggers, I can't find any Files section on your website...

Could you be more specific on the exact place where the files are please. Thanks !!!

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Take care
PauloF
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF
Any luck with this ?

thanks in advance
PauloF
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF

Re: organised patches

4 Nov 2008, 13:34
thebedroom,

"Thank you again for this. It has been a great help. I even downloaded all your Andromeda organized banks and spent yesterday putting my Andromeda in order for easier patch selection and sound organization and it made a huge difference. I just wanted to let you know how great it is that you took the time to do this. On the Andromeda in particular I was always frustrated by how my patches were organized and this has really sped up the sound selection process when working on new material."

Can you tell me where did you find the files you're referring to ?

I couldn't trace anything on Boele's site...maybe I have to drop these sleeping pils ;-)

Can you help ?
Thanks

PauloF
Make Music and be Happy !!
PauloF

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