Same here! Preset browser is one of the important parts of a synth for me also. But then again some people might not care...Sinisterbr wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 1:21 amA decent preset browser is absolutely essential for me to consider owning a new synth. Actually, that's the only reason why I still didn't decide to purchase Massive X.TheWaveWarden wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 7:23 pmYeah I admit it's not very convenient!sinkmusic wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 6:53 pm It looks like a very old windows browser (without the left columnn where you can store favourites for quick access).
I wanted to check a preset i had made in my VST folder, so i had to leave the default preset locations, and it took ages to browse my hard drive.
I didn't realize patch-browsing was so important to people before I started this beta
I'm not into sound design, and I love to easily navigate through great presets (that's important to me as well), just playing around and being inspired by them. And I bet there are many like me
Released: Free Synthesizer Odin 2 [Win / Mac / Linux]
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- KVRist
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Version 2.1.0 is live!
There's a big new feature: The Arpeggiator / Step Sequencer!
You can find it via the button over the modmatrix! The features are:
- Time select
- Octave select
- Pattern / Direction select
- Gate length
- Number of steps before the sequence wraps around
- One-Shot mode, where the sequence stops after playing once
- "Mod 1" and "Mod 2": Those knob-rows are freely assignable in the modmatrix
- "Mod 2"-row can be replaced by "Transpose"-row to transpose every step by [-24,24] semitones (note that both features can still be used simultaneously)
- On/Off button for every step in the sequence
- Gate length and Speed are also available as modulation targets
Also there are a few other changes, here's the full changelog:
- new feature: Arpeggiator / Step Sequencer
- new modulation sources: Arp Mod 1 & 2
- new modulation tagets: Arp Speed & Arp Gate
- all sync-time selectors now show a dropdown with most common times on click
- unison selector now shows dropdown rather than being click-draggable
- fixed issue where unison+legato would produce clicks
- changed default value for Delay-Feedback to 0.45
- changed default value for Delay-Wet to 0.7
- implemented MIDI-AllNotesOff
- implemented MIDI-allSoundOff
- modwheel and pitchbend are no longer loaded with patches
- drastically reduced filesize for patches without draw-oscs
- enlargened the height of the GUI, thereby relaxing the spacing in the LFOs
Further roadmap for Odin 2
I will halt development for now (my thesis is due in two weeks
)
The next step will be to implement the patch-browser which so many people have been asking for. After that the beta will end and I will release Odin. Along with the release comes a tutorial series, a proper promotion video as well as the patch library.
Features definitely planned after release:
- An envelope editor to change the curvature of envelopes
Features maybe planned after release:
- A larger wave-editor window, with more editing options (straight lines, load/save waves etc.)
- A written manual
As always thanks for all your feedback and testing.
If you still have patches lying around or want to upgrade yours to the arp, now is a good time!
There's a big new feature: The Arpeggiator / Step Sequencer!
You can find it via the button over the modmatrix! The features are:
- Time select
- Octave select
- Pattern / Direction select
- Gate length
- Number of steps before the sequence wraps around
- One-Shot mode, where the sequence stops after playing once
- "Mod 1" and "Mod 2": Those knob-rows are freely assignable in the modmatrix
- "Mod 2"-row can be replaced by "Transpose"-row to transpose every step by [-24,24] semitones (note that both features can still be used simultaneously)
- On/Off button for every step in the sequence
- Gate length and Speed are also available as modulation targets
Also there are a few other changes, here's the full changelog:
- new feature: Arpeggiator / Step Sequencer
- new modulation sources: Arp Mod 1 & 2
- new modulation tagets: Arp Speed & Arp Gate
- all sync-time selectors now show a dropdown with most common times on click
- unison selector now shows dropdown rather than being click-draggable
- fixed issue where unison+legato would produce clicks
- changed default value for Delay-Feedback to 0.45
- changed default value for Delay-Wet to 0.7
- implemented MIDI-AllNotesOff
- implemented MIDI-allSoundOff
- modwheel and pitchbend are no longer loaded with patches
- drastically reduced filesize for patches without draw-oscs
- enlargened the height of the GUI, thereby relaxing the spacing in the LFOs
Further roadmap for Odin 2
I will halt development for now (my thesis is due in two weeks
)The next step will be to implement the patch-browser which so many people have been asking for. After that the beta will end and I will release Odin. Along with the release comes a tutorial series, a proper promotion video as well as the patch library.
Features definitely planned after release:
- An envelope editor to change the curvature of envelopes
Features maybe planned after release:
- A larger wave-editor window, with more editing options (straight lines, load/save waves etc.)
- A written manual
As always thanks for all your feedback and testing.
If you still have patches lying around or want to upgrade yours to the arp, now is a good time!
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- KVRist
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Robotics, actually. But more geared towards the computer science-y side.
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- KVRAF
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Thank you for Odin2... and good luck with your thesis !TheWaveWarden wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 6:44 pmI will halt development for now (my thesis is due in two weeks
As always thanks for all your feedback and testing.
Nice.
Is drag & drop modulation routing planned?
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- KVRist
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Thanks for the update! Looking forward (and backward) to putting the arpeggiator through its paces this week.
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No plans sorry. While this is of course a killer feature, I think it is one which has to be planned from the very beginning in order to be implemented properly. There's only so much that I can add on top, sorry
But there's always hope for Odin 3
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Good luck!TheWaveWarden wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 6:44 pm Version 2.1.0 is live!
There's a big new feature: The Arpeggiator / Step Sequencer!
Screenshot from 2020-05-17 19-16-08.png
You can find it via the button over the modmatrix! The features are:
- Time select
- Octave select
- Pattern / Direction select
- Gate length
- Number of steps before the sequence wraps around
- One-Shot mode, where the sequence stops after playing once
- "Mod 1" and "Mod 2": Those knob-rows are freely assignable in the modmatrix
- "Mod 2"-row can be replaced by "Transpose"-row to transpose every step by [-24,24] semitones (note that both features can still be used simultaneously)
- On/Off button for every step in the sequence
- Gate length and Speed are also available as modulation targets
Also there are a few other changes, here's the full changelog:
- new feature: Arpeggiator / Step Sequencer
- new modulation sources: Arp Mod 1 & 2
- new modulation tagets: Arp Speed & Arp Gate
- all sync-time selectors now show a dropdown with most common times on click
- unison selector now shows dropdown rather than being click-draggable
- fixed issue where unison+legato would produce clicks
- changed default value for Delay-Feedback to 0.45
- changed default value for Delay-Wet to 0.7
- implemented MIDI-AllNotesOff
- implemented MIDI-allSoundOff
- modwheel and pitchbend are no longer loaded with patches
- drastically reduced filesize for patches without draw-oscs
- enlargened the height of the GUI, thereby relaxing the spacing in the LFOs
Further roadmap for Odin 2
I will halt development for now (my thesis is due in two weeks
The next step will be to implement the patch-browser which so many people have been asking for. After that the beta will end and I will release Odin. Along with the release comes a tutorial series, a proper promotion video as well as the patch library.
Features definitely planned after release:
- An envelope editor to change the curvature of envelopes
Features maybe planned after release:
- A larger wave-editor window, with more editing options (straight lines, load/save waves etc.)
- A written manual
As always thanks for all your feedback and testing.
If you still have patches lying around or want to upgrade yours to the arp, now is a good time!
