Supersaw and stereo chorus for MULAB

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I've never really used MUX and MuSynth since I focus on hardware instruments more than virtual. I thought I'd give them a whirl.

Being a rather large fan of Dutch Trance you can imagine I love the Supersaw sound, so I set about creating a Supersaw using MuSynth. I then threw it over a Stereo Chorus unit I also threw together in MUX and the end result was this --> Right click + save as (I have limited bandwidth so go easy on it)

You can download the *.MuSession file here --> Right click + save as (Created using MULAB 2.4.6 on Mac OSX 10.6.2)
Feel free to use it, (just don't go claiming it's yours ;) )

MUX and MuSynth are damn powerful units! I'll definitely be using MUX more often for effects. :)

Enjoy the patches guys!

Greetings from the UK.
~BenAnderson

P.S. I do not claim I own that melody. I am merely using it as an example.
Last edited by bendragon on Thu Nov 19, 2009 11:54 am, edited 1 time in total.
Do you chip-tune?

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[bendragon] - Yes indeed the synths and effects that are included with MULAB sound great. Many users overlook them.

I have sent approximately 50 presets to Jo and I have left it up to him to decide if he would like to include them in MULAB M3.

Please take a look at

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... highlight=

Anyway good work

OZ

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bendragon wrote:Right click + save as (I have limited bandwidth so go easy on it)

You can download the *.MuSession file here --> Right click + save as (Created using MULAB 2.4.6 on Mac OSX 10.6.2)
Feel free to use it, (just don't go claiming it's yours ;) )
Sounds nice :)

Having looked at the patches, i imagine they can be optimized a bit more so they take as few cpu as possible.

It would also be good if the effects that are really part of the MuSynth patch are effectively inside the MuSynth patch instead of being in a rack.

Unfortunately there is no way yet to directly move the effects from a rack into the musynth patch (that's on the whishlist). This is the way to do it then:

-> save the effect patch as a patch file
-> delete the effect from the rack
-> insert the effect in the MuSynth patch
-> reload the saved patch file

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TheGuysanIdiot wrote:I have sent approximately 50 presets to Jo and I have left it up to him to decide if he would like to include them in MULAB M3.
Of course!

Thanks for them!

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mutools wrote: Sounds nice :)

Having looked at the patches, i imagine they can be optimized a bit more so they take as few cpu as possible.

It would also be good if the effects that are really part of the MuSynth patch are effectively inside the MuSynth patch instead of being in a rack.

Unfortunately there is no way yet to directly move the effects from a rack into the musynth patch (that's on the whishlist). This is the way to do it then:

-> save the effect patch as a patch file
-> delete the effect from the rack
-> insert the effect in the MuSynth patch
-> reload the saved patch file
I never thought to shove everything into the one MuSynth container... silly me overlooking the obvious again. :p
I've updated the link in the first post to point to a new file. :)
Do you chip-tune?

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Jo,

I know you know I have sent you the presets. I was taking this opportunity to remind other MULAB users that they could do the same.

The more presets in M3 the better.

OZ

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TheGuysanIdiot wrote:The more presets in M3 the better.
Absolutely!

FYI: The M3 patch system has improved and will make it even more fun to create and exchange patches.

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