Corin, love the patches.
I suggest you get to it and make a follow up. I'll be over here with my credit card at the ready.
Zebra Orchestra released: 131 presets for Zebra 2.5.4+
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- KVRian
- 1269 posts since 6 Nov, 2002 from where moose mate, mate
Wow! This is such an excellent idea! And judging by the demos (and the comments here), the quality of the patches are superb as well! Well done!! I'm buying now! This sound set plus a comprehensive course in orchestration is all I need to copy Wendy Carlos! 
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- KVRist
- 182 posts since 13 Nov, 2012 from Northern California
I JUST bought these so-called "Orchestral" patches, JESUS WHAT A HUGE PILE...
... of PHENOMENAL Synth Patches!!!
I just spent an hour frolicking in the art school wonderland you made... dropped all the stuff in and my little Akai MPK25 had an easy job giving motion and color where most sound makers just avoid XY altogether. The modwheel use is unsettling at first, but it makes sense with these patches once you use 'em.
The assortment was tested out on my computer keys after download, and was thoroughly amused... even when I rolled up in a modwheel muted patch... just more sounds to try later with the Akai.
You even made an XY to REMOVE Delay and REVERB... bless you (Zebra patches are often DROWNING in reverb/delay). More soundsmiths should offer this.
GREAT USE OF COMB FILTER!
You gave 'em away too CHEAP (not that *I* mind so much, now that I have 'em)!!
... of PHENOMENAL Synth Patches!!!
I just spent an hour frolicking in the art school wonderland you made... dropped all the stuff in and my little Akai MPK25 had an easy job giving motion and color where most sound makers just avoid XY altogether. The modwheel use is unsettling at first, but it makes sense with these patches once you use 'em.
The assortment was tested out on my computer keys after download, and was thoroughly amused... even when I rolled up in a modwheel muted patch... just more sounds to try later with the Akai.
You even made an XY to REMOVE Delay and REVERB... bless you (Zebra patches are often DROWNING in reverb/delay). More soundsmiths should offer this.
GREAT USE OF COMB FILTER!
You gave 'em away too CHEAP (not that *I* mind so much, now that I have 'em)!!
Retired, Bored and ready to WRECK the JOINT... gonna drop some OLD-STEP, ya'll!!
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- KVRian
- 933 posts since 26 May, 2008 from Colorado
Thanks!Resoded wrote:Corin, love the patches.
I suggest you get to it and make a follow up. I'll be over here with my credit card at the ready.
I've got some more ideas for things I'd like to try, so another sound set is definitely probable.
Thank you!pekadan wrote:Wow! This is such an excellent idea! And judging by the demos (and the comments here), the quality of the patches are superb as well! Well done!! I'm buying now! This sound set plus a comprehensive course in orchestration is all I need to copy Wendy Carlos!
TomTwohy wrote:... of PHENOMENAL Synth Patches!!!
I just spent an hour frolicking in the art school wonderland you made... dropped all the stuff in and my little Akai MPK25 had an easy job giving motion and color where most sound makers just avoid XY altogether. The modwheel use is unsettling at first, but it makes sense with these patches once you use 'em.
The assortment was tested out on my computer keys after download, and was thoroughly amused... even when I rolled up in a modwheel muted patch... just more sounds to try later with the Akai.
You even made an XY to REMOVE Delay and REVERB... bless you (Zebra patches are often DROWNING in reverb/delay). More soundsmiths should offer this.
GREAT USE OF COMB FILTER!
You gave 'em away too CHEAP (not that *I* mind so much, now that I have 'em)!!
Thanks! Yes, the modwheel is SUPER important with the bank. I lifted the idea from The Dark Zebra bank. I like to think it encourages the user to write more dynamically. Also, it seems to take a lot less time to sit something into a mix with the Reverb/Delay levels hooked up to an XY pad together.
I love the comb filter. It's one of the big things that keeps me coming back to Zebra.
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- KVRAF
- 3817 posts since 8 Mar, 2006
Darn!... didn't had time to check it out yet other than a quick swirl on some patches.
Some great stuff in there as far as I can tell!
Some great stuff in there as far as I can tell!
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- KVRian
- 933 posts since 26 May, 2008 from Colorado
Thanks muchly!3ee wrote:Darn!... didn't had time to check it out yet other than a quick swirl on some patches.
Some great stuff in there as far as I can tell!
Fritze wrote:I don't need them
But I want them
Bought...
I know the feeling all too well. And thanks for the support.
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- KVRAF
- 1800 posts since 10 Feb, 2007
I just purchased. Wouldn't miss the promo...
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- KVRian
- 933 posts since 26 May, 2008 from Colorado
Thanks for all the support! Have fun with Zebra(again4lb Kitty wrote:First purchase after getting Zebra2 again!
Excellent bank!
)Awesome, thanks!manducator wrote:I just purchased. Wouldn't miss the promo...
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- KVRist
- 455 posts since 16 May, 2012 from Antwerp
If you ever go ethnic, here's my small list of possible to do's:
- Duduk
- Shenai
- Bansuri
- Sarangi
- Santoor
- Tabla's(with XY for the wrist damping and the width from the rim)
- Kemanche
- Tombak
- Hurdy Gurdy
- Koto
- Kalimba
- Kora
- .........
So: yes, I like your work a lot!
- Duduk
- Shenai
- Bansuri
- Sarangi
- Santoor
- Tabla's(with XY for the wrist damping and the width from the rim)
- Kemanche
- Tombak
- Hurdy Gurdy
- Koto
- Kalimba
- Kora
- .........
So: yes, I like your work a lot!
Windows 7, Cubase 9.5 and some extra plug-ins | Takamine EN-10C and PRS Mira
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- KVRAF
- 24405 posts since 7 Jan, 2009 from Croatia
Shakuhachi
Kantele
Ocarina
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Kantele
Ocarina
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- KVRist
- 176 posts since 27 Mar, 2008 from below Pittsburgh
Knucklebone blues polyphonic kazoo....
Nice work!
Nice work!
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- KVRian
- 933 posts since 26 May, 2008 from Colorado
palebluedun wrote:Knucklebone blues polyphonic kazoo....
Nice work!
Truly inspiring. Sometimes I wonder how the heck I manage to struggle to name patches...
How would it sound?!
How would you make a polyphonic kazoo? There are some options...
Also, thanks!
I'm looking over the names of the instruments you fellows listed above. An Ethnic bank sounds more fun to make by the second. I was going to get some sunlight this year!!!
