Genesis Pro

[Davidson A & M]

This synth edit plugin is violating license agreements for at least CK modules and should get a take down request.. Who ever bought this should get there money back because it is basically as bad as buying pirated software!

Update: it is confirmed that all proper documentation will be released with next update

[Sim.Sky]

This synth edit plugin is violating license agreements for at least CK modules and should get a take down request.. Who ever bought this should get there money back because it is basically as bad as buying pirated software!

Did you forward these concerns to the developer and got a response? Don’t know if anyone here could do anything about it

[MuzikFreq]

This synth edit plugin is violating license agreements for at least CK modules and should get a take down request.. Who ever bought this should get there money back because it is basically as bad as buying pirated software!

Considering that they became freeware and even then now is long gone. You can no longer get the plugins as far as I know. All links are dead

[tony10000]

The air went out of the big balloon. WOMP, WOMP, WOMP...

[SampleScience]

There's already a video about it:



You can hear the crackling sound...and another one browsing the presets:

[recursive one]

200xp points gets you the manual

But every time i open it it resets my xp Closed it now it was 23, opened again it was 18. Must be some evil plan I guess

As far as I can tell there is nothing intelligent about it, it just generates few more static midi notes if you press one key. To me "intelligent" would mean it changes chords and scales in a musical and complex way.

Seems that it is set to A natural minor/C major scale and generates the notes that belong to it. If you play some melody in A min it generates some reasonable chord progression, in other keys (e.g. F min) it plays complete nonsence.

Must be some way to define a root note and a scale (otherwise it would be basically useless) but I haven't found it yet

I'm trying to figure out where the INTELLIGENT CHORD MODE is. Can anybody tell me?

This is the problem with Genesis, so many options are buried deep in different menus. You have to move the semitone controls for the menu to appear, and enable "Auto Chord".

Yes, the gui layout is quite bizarre, lots of unnecessary menu diving, the basic functions are hidden somewhere. That aminated "guide me" nonsence is useless "here is the oscillator section, here is the filter section..." who would have guessed lol Hope he will make a decent walk-through video explaining how Genesis is actually supposed to be programmed.

At that, some of the factory presets do actually sound decent.

[tony10000]

200xp points gets you the manual

But every time i open it it resets my xp Closed it now it was 23, opened again it was 18. Must be some evil plan I guess

As far as I can tell there is nothing intelligent about it, it just generates few more static midi notes if you press one key. To me "intelligent" would mean it changes chords and scales in a musical and complex way.

Seems that it is set to A natural minor/C major scale and generates the notes that belong to it. If you play some melody in A min it generates some reasonable chord progression, in other keys (e.g. F min) it plays complete nonsence.

Must be some way to define a root note and a scale (otherwise it would be basically useless) but I haven't found it yet

I'm trying to figure out where the INTELLIGENT CHORD MODE is. Can anybody tell me?

This is the problem with Genesis, so many options are buried deep in different menus. You have to move the semitone controls for the menu to appear, and enable "Auto Chord".

Yes, the gui layout is quite bizarre, lots of unnecessary menu diving, the basic functions are hidden somewhere. That aminated "guide me" nonsence is useless "here is the oscillator section, here is the filter section..." who would have guessed lol Hope he will make a decent walk-through video explaining how Genesis is actually supposed to be programmed.

At that, some of the factory presets do actually sound decent.

That is because they are samples.

[vurt]

There's already a video about it:



You can hear the crackling sound...and another one browsing the presets:

its crackling like f**k in that first video and he still says it sounds great "possibly a nexus killer..."

dude needs to get off youtube till he knows what hes talking about.

[SampleScience]

There's already a video about it:



You can hear the crackling sound...and another one browsing the presets:

its crackling like f**k in that first video and he still says it sounds great "possibly a nexus killer..."

dude needs to get off youtube till he knows what hes talking about.

He's young, give him a chance.

[AnX]

There's already a video about it:

"the first preset is the best preset I have ever heard"



judging by the sound, I think it's overpriced

[vurt]

There's already a video about it:



You can hear the crackling sound...and another one browsing the presets:

its crackling like f**k in that first video and he still says it sounds great "possibly a nexus killer..."

dude needs to get off youtube till he knows what hes talking about.

He's young, give him a chance.

it also has that authentic vinyl crackle so all your productions sound like real records!!!

[vurt]

There's already a video about it:

"the first preset is the best preset I have ever heard"



judging by the sound, I think it's overpriced

its funny, because its true!

nexus killer? its not even a neon killer ffs.
still, i bet it sold a f**king shit ton, and who is going to bother asking for one euro refund?
ker f**king ching!

[recursive one]

There's already a video about it:

"the first preset is the best preset I have ever heard"



judging by the sound, I think it's overpriced

its funny, because its true!

nexus killer? its not even a neon killer ffs.
still, i bet it sold a f**king shit ton, and who is going to bother asking for one euro refund?
ker f**king ching!

I think neon was an actual synth unlike nexus.

In my book basically any synth where you can at least select an oscillator waveform is a nexus killer.

[bM3w]

There's already a video about it:



You can hear the crackling sound...and another one browsing the presets:

its crackling like f**k in that first video and he still says it sounds great "possibly a nexus killer..."

dude needs to get off youtube till he knows what hes talking about.

He's young, give him a chance.

He gets a chance when he passes school, but I'm afraid we'll be flooded with more of this now that all the kids have to stay home.

[SampleScience]

it also has that authentic vinyl crackle so all your productions sound like real records!!!

I might be wrong, but I think it's the only thing missing?