New Sound Bank for download!

[JWaltman]

Hi!

I made a bunch of presets and exported them. There must be about 40/50 new sounds in there, mainly from preset one and on. Backup your sounds and load it! You might find some useful stuff

It's everything from leads,basses, pads,fx. From completely new sounds, to edited presets. And a very nice copy of the solo synth sound from Pink Floyd - Welcome to the Machine.

It's not meant to be something like a commercial sound bank but I'm sure most people will find some useful sounds!

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/595534/JWaltman_LP.syx

Remember, it'll overwrite your entire soundbank so make sure to back it up!

Greetings from Amsterdam!


btw. Got the idea to post this from another post on the forum, I don't see why we can't exchange sounds here. It might even be a good idea to make a sticky forum post with links to all user made sounds and banks, these files should be hosted on moog.com though, to be sure they will remain available.

[Assar]

Which OS version?

[JWaltman]

My LP runs 2.1

I downloaded the SP presets and it worked fine for me, I guess it should work for 2.x machines.

Can't be sure, but just backup your own bank and give it a try And dump the single sounds you like.. Hope you'll find some cool stuff!

[JWaltman]

And if you do check it out, please let me know if you liked some sounds Or if you thought it doesn't fit your taste, can also be the case of course

[Hjulskov]

Great!

I just bought my LPS II and has been looking around for some userpresets...

I especially like the "LITTLEMINI 2" patch.

Please continue your great work and please share it with the world

Cheers,
Hjulskov

[HiFreak1c]

can I say thanks for these mate, using them on my SP and works a treat some really nice sounds in there mate. Thanks for taking your time to make them and upload them, i'm sure they will come in handy :0)

[JWaltman]

thanks for the nice words!

[JWaltman]

no more downloads?

I put some effort in this, and share it for free. It would be nice to hear some reactions. Or don't moog users want external preset sounds?

[Phurniture]

I downloaded this file a couple of days ago. I use the Slim Phatty mostly for bass sounds, and there were a number of tasty ones in there, especially the Taurus Bass patches. Good stuff.

[JWaltman]

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/595534/demo.mp3

demo to give an idea

[Bääx]

Sweet! I just downloaded and will post again after checking them out.

[JWaltman]

did you get a chance to check it out? I'd love to hear more feedback if people like it, it'll be an incentive for me and other to post more in the future I think

[anotherscott]

did you get a chance to check it out? I'd love to hear more feedback if people like it, it'll be an incentive for me and other to post more in the future I think

I have my SP on order. The demo sounds nice. I think one obstacle to using them is, as you say, you have to back up your data, and it's not clear how to do that. I checked the PDF manual I downloaded, and "backup" doesn't appear in a quick search. Further examination shows that the process would be "Sysex: Send All Presets," but even that is not straight-forward as you must have (if not another Phatty) "a program that can accept a SysEx dump." I have no idea whether I own such a thing, or how to facilitate that process if I do. And I wouldn't want to risk wiping out data if I wasn't sure of what I was doing anyway, especially if I had set up custom sounds I wanted to make sure I didn't lose. I have a lot of background in keyboards and a lot of background in computers, but I have done relatively little in integrating the two. I don't suppose anyone has a Phatty Librarian program to make this kind of thing easy?

[JWaltman]

Hi,

Sysex utilities can be found for free for OSX and Windows. Even a regular midi sequencer/DAW will do, a sysex dump is nothing more then midi data.

[anotherscott]

Even a regular midi sequencer/DAW will do, a sysex dump is nothing more then midi data.

I have Pro Tools, but I have almost no experience using it with MIDI. One of these days...