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AuthorTopic: Can someone explain what .fxb files are and why..
egokilla
Posted: 3rd May 2004 10:20
Greetings.

Can someone please tell me more about the .fxb file format? I understand that these are midi fx presets(??) If so, why can one app not use the same .fxb files that another app can?

Example: Trying to import one of my several dozen industrial.fxb files into Korg Legacy's Wavestation.

Wavestation wont even recognize it.
Raven
Posted: 3rd May 2004 10:32
Hi egokilla,

.fxb files are the native bank files for saving fx
and synth banks from inside Steinberg hosts .

.fxp are the same but for single patches .

If you want to use these files you must open the
plugin inside Cubase first and then open the file
in the plugin .
liqih
Posted: 3rd May 2004 10:33
.fxb files is a bank of presets (many .fxp together)
for ONE VST plugin, you can't swap with another plugin, it's not MIDI
zorikar
Posted: 3rd May 2004 10:51
Different synths need different presets simply because they are different. A preset is a complete description of the values of every single knop, slider etc. in the synth, and they are different in every synth ( otherwise you would just need one synth) Softsynths are all generating sound but they have very different approches on how to do it.

It's sort of the same as expecting a LP to be played in a cd-player because both a CD and a LP has music on them.
Smile
kritikon
Posted: 4th May 2004 08:10
Quote:
It's sort of the same as expecting a LP to be played in a cd-player because both a CD and a LP has music on them.


Aw shit.....so that's why my CDs won't play any more after I've put them on my turntable?
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