Xils 3 LE is a FULL MODULAR analog synthesizer with a live, full and organic sound. At this price ......sfd wrote:Yea, the XILS 3 LE is really wonderful!
I bought it for $20 and PolyKB II Player also for $20, But the quality of those both synts is far, far higher then the price!
There is now XILS 4. I think they have a special offer for it right now tooMillerSam wrote:Lotuzia, XILS 3 LE is great but I hope we will see also a update on this little synth
I don't like E-Licenser / ILok things :S
In fact if I have well understood, XILS3 (v2.0) itself was a new version hugely enhanced of XILS3 (v1.0)... which has been kept alive with a new name XILS3 LE since it was nice to keep it as an introductory product to give amateurs a good instrument to learn the philosophy of the original VCS3 and to let them choose if they wish to go to the new version after that first experience. And the first version (now named XIL3 LE) was -and is- already an accurate emulation of the original hardware (providing even upto the step-sequencer!), the new product named then XILS3 (the v2.0) being a version having many features which had been added to improve the pleasure but were absent in the hardware. Am I right, Laurent?MillerSam wrote:Lotuzia, XILS 3 LE is great but I hope we will see also a update on this little synth
I don't like E-Licenser / ILok things :S
Are they for XILS 3 or PolyKB II?yessongs wrote:Julian Ray has 50 free presets as a sample of the 500 he sells on his website.
Well actually you have 3 Xils X.x modular synthesizers :BlackWinny wrote:In fact if I have well understood, XILS3 (v2.0) itself was a new version hugely enhanced of XILS3 (v1.0)... which has been kept alive with a new name XILS3 LE since it was nice to keep it as an introductory product to give amateurs a good instrument to learn the philosophy of the original VCS3 and to let them choose if they wish to go to the new version after that first experience. And the first version (now named XIL3 LE) was -and is- already an accurate emulation of the original hardware (providing even upto the step-sequencer!), the new product named then XILS3 (the v2.0) being a version having many features which had been added to improve the pleasure but were absent in the hardware. Am I right, Laurent?
And now XILS4 is a combination of two XILS3 and not only that but also with still more new never seen features.
I think XILS 3 LE also can be used as VST effect. I've not yet tested it. But I see that there's a XILS 3 efx.dll in the directory where I've installed XILS 3 LE.Lotuzia wrote:Well actually you have 3 Xils X.x modular synthesizers :BlackWinny wrote:In fact if I have well understood, XILS3 (v2.0) itself was a new version hugely enhanced of XILS3 (v1.0)... which has been kept alive with a new name XILS3 LE since it was nice to keep it as an introductory product to give amateurs a good instrument to learn the philosophy of the original VCS3 and to let them choose if they wish to go to the new version after that first experience. And the first version (now named XIL3 LE) was -and is- already an accurate emulation of the original hardware (providing even upto the step-sequencer!), the new product named then XILS3 (the v2.0) being a version having many features which had been added to improve the pleasure but were absent in the hardware. Am I right, Laurent?
And now XILS4 is a combination of two XILS3 and not only that but also with still more new never seen features.
1/ Xils 3 LE : Serial protected, one VCS3, FIXED modulations on/off ( only 29€ at Xils site )
2/ Xils 3 V2.0 : Replaces Xils 3 up to V1.5. Recently released. UI/GUI totally revamped. Added modulations. Bug Fixed. More than 200 additional pro presets. Was given FOR FREE to all Xils 3 v1.xx owners. Can be used as VST effect processor. Need a dongle.
3/ Xils 4 : Just released. Two VCS3 Cores ( interacting/) Hard Sync on Osc, many additional features, again many additional presets expecially designed for it/Need a dongle
You can upgrade from the LE version to Xils3/4, and from Xils3--> Xils 4
Addiotnal info about differences/upgrades/promo offers etc :
http://www.xils-lab.com/pages/XILS4_Dif ... grade.html
http://www.julianraymusic.com/sounds/polykb.php and the answer to the ? is poly kbsfd wrote:Are they for XILS 3 or PolyKB II?yessongs wrote:Julian Ray has 50 free presets as a sample of the 500 he sells on his website.
Also - what is the URL to those presets on hiw site?
Wow! A huge collection!yessongs wrote:http://www.julianraymusic.com/sounds/polykb.php and the answer to the ? is poly kbsfd wrote:Are they for XILS 3 or PolyKB II?yessongs wrote:Julian Ray has 50 free presets as a sample of the 500 he sells on his website.
Also - what is the URL to those presets on hiw site?
Yes, Some patches might be demanding, especially 6/8 notes chords pads with long release, and/or oscillator morphing, and stereo processing, or big unison etc.Numanoid wrote:PolyKB II Player is a great piece of software, but is very CPU demanding, that is why I don't use it as often as I mean too.
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