| Author | Topic: Galbanum Architecture Waveforms Cakewalk Edition | ||
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2500+ wavetables for DimensionPro/Rapture, and others. For only $30. 
Info here (.mp3s, demo sound downloads, manuals) : http://www.cakewalk.com/products/galbanum/resource s.asp http://store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?p roductid=30-GBAW1.00-20E Quote: Galbanum's Architecture Waveforms were originally developed for Architecture
Volume One, a massive 8GB resource DVD for U&I Software's Metasynth, and contained over 1,000 waveforms. These waveforms were then translated for NI Absynth, and licensed in part by NI for use in Massive. Galbanum continues to update and expand this collection and this edition is effectively the third version of the library. The total number of Waveforms for this version of the collection is now over 2,500. Despite the huge size of this collection, managing and loading waveforms is extremely user-friendly. Subfolders logically organize the contents into related categories, and Cakewalk products make browsing these folders and changing waveforms a breeze. |
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| ^ | Joined: 15 Jul 2003 Member: #8070 Location: ex-NJ, PA | ||
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Great raw material ... Thanks for the heads-up! |
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| ^ | Joined: 01 May 2004 Member: #23597 | ||
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Is this sort of raw .Wav material suitable for something like Abletons simpler? I've been looking to buy a new VSTi synth but if i would be able to get a lot of sound flexibility from Simpler + this sort of material then i'd happily give it a shot for only $30.
Any advice welcomed, i am curious but not very informed about wavetable synthesis  |
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| ^ | Joined: 15 Nov 2003 Member: #10352 Location: London, UK | ||
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that is an amazing price actually. It will be fun to see what comes of this as I think a lot of people will get it and work with it in many different synths. |
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| ^ | Joined: 14 Mar 2006 Member: #101513 | ||
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In response to my own previous post, i downloaded the demo waveforms and i think this purchase is an absolute no-brainer. Just using a few waveforms and the simpler instrument in Live I managed to get a range of great sounds.
Straight off the bat with a basic short decay enveloped lowpass filter with some rez, and switching between various various demo waveforms, there was instant variety of great electro sounding synth and bass type sounds. I'm totally sold on this concept, i'm gonna buy this and start experimenting with layered Simplers in Live using the rack device and macro controls. I can only begin to imagine what experienced sound designers will be able to come up with  |
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| ^ | Joined: 15 Nov 2003 Member: #10352 Location: London, UK | ||
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torhan wrote: 2500+ wavetables for DimensionPro/Rapture, and others. For only $30.
Info here (.mp3s, demo sound downloads, manuals) : http://www.cakewalk.com/products/galbanum/resource s.asp http://store.cakewalk.com/b2cus/ProductInfo.aspx?p roductid=30-GBAW1.00-20E Quote: Galbanum's Architecture Waveforms were originally developed for Architecture
Volume One, a massive 8GB resource DVD for U&I Software's Metasynth, and contained over 1,000 waveforms. These waveforms were then translated for NI Absynth, and licensed in part by NI for use in Massive. Galbanum continues to update and expand this collection and this edition is effectively the third version of the library. The total number of Waveforms for this version of the collection is now over 2,500. Despite the huge size of this collection, managing and loading waveforms is extremely user-friendly. Subfolders logically organize the contents into related categories, and Cakewalk products make browsing these folders and changing waveforms a breeze. thanks for the heads up the demo pack is clearly exciting |
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| ^ | Joined: 26 Feb 2004 Member: #14229 Location: Paris (france) | ||
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Thanks for the positive comments. I love to hear user stories if anyone wants to share. What hosts is everyone using these in?
-Andrew Souter www.galbanum.com |
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| ^ | Joined: 16 Jan 2006 Member: #94691 | ||
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quincy wrote: Is this sort of raw .Wav material suitable for something like Abletons simpler? I've been looking to buy a new VSTi synth but if i would be able to get a lot of sound flexibility from Simpler + this sort of material then i'd happily give it a shot for only $30.
Any advice welcomed, i am curious but not very informed about wavetable synthesis There is a generic wav format version, for use in any sampler, and an Absynth version available too. From what I can tell, this seem to be an expanded version of the generic wav format version. And they don't really seem to be wavetables, but single cycle waveforms.  |
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| ^ | Joined: 04 Feb 2007 Member: #138846 Location: Hobb's End | ||
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I checked out the demo and purchased it straight away. Nice package. Really nice. |
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| ^ | Joined: 19 Dec 2004 Member: #52148 | ||
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Yeah, it's good stuff for sure, especially at such a ridiculously low price. I bought the wav and Absynth version last December. |
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| ^ | Joined: 04 Feb 2007 Member: #138846 Location: Hobb's End |
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