| Author | Topic: I just zipped an absynth bank | |
| fitch | Posted: 23rd September 2002 06:46 | |
hope so... and if so...is it worth posting to Ben, for the Banks/Patches page ? www.fitchsounds.com/FITCHSOUND.zip | ||
| M_W_N_P | Posted: 23rd September 2002 07:23 | |
Hi Fitch,
I think your bank will work on the PC - although you will need to rename the file as FITCHSOUND.glo before you Zip it. Those weird PC machines use file name suffixes to recognise different kinds of files; so filename.txt is a text file, filename.glo is an Abysnth file, filename.aif is an AIFF file. Pretty inelegant system - but that's PCs for you. | ||
| M_W_N_P | Posted: 23rd September 2002 07:27 | |
Sounds pretty good on the Mac, by the way! Perhaps you should upload it here http://groups.yahoo.com/group/absynth-users/ as well? | ||
| fitch | Posted: 23rd September 2002 08:27 | |
thanks MWNP. if i rename it with a .glo ...will it still work on a mac? I don't want it not to work on my fave platform and yeh...i'll put it up at absynth users | ||
| crimsonwarlock | Posted: 23rd September 2002 08:29 | |
Make a copy of the file under another name and rename that one to .glo | ||
| M_W_N_P | Posted: 23rd September 2002 08:36 | |
Sure will. When a zipped Absynth file (Mac or PC) is unzipped on a Mac, it usually loses its proper icon (it'll often appear as a text file instead), but this is fixed when Absynth (1.3.3) opens the file for the first time. There's also a little drag-n-drop program called Absynth PC>>Mac Converter (that comes with 1.3.3 update), and you can drag unzipped files onto this to restore the proper icon. | ||
| fitch | Posted: 23rd September 2002 08:43 | |
thanks guys the .glo is done...the file is hopefully readable buy all now... | ||
| jdg | Posted: 23rd September 2002 21:51 | |
woow these are great!
i'm using some in a tune right now! i esp like 45 softedge.. works nice in mix keep up the good work |








