try taking one of the presets and putting it into some folder where the presets are working... do you see that preset then?Sajin7 wrote:I am so sorry....I forgot to say the other presets show up fine...its just some of the ones downloaded from the u-he site the Massive wave file, the FM8, the String Machines that don't show up..... the file path (mac) /Library/Audio/Presets/u-he/Zebra2/Third Party/
can't seem to get screenshot into the post.....sorry...
Hi i just bought zebra !!
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I am not sure I know what the Massive wave file, FM8 etc are, but these sound more like waveforms than presets....if that's the case you won't hear them unless you use them in a patch.. and these go in a different location than the presets.... email support at u-he... I am sure they will set you on the right path.
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- 1888 posts since 13 Aug, 2011 from Berlin
I think you're right zvenx. I see FM8 and Massive and Stringmachine OSC presets in the corresponding section of PatchLib.zvenx wrote:I am not sure I know what the Massive wave file, FM8 etc are, but these sound more like waveforms than presets....if that's the case you won't hear them unless you use them in a patch.. and these go in a different location than the presets.... email support at u-he... I am sure they will set you on the right path.
rsp
So what you get there are oscillator wavetable presets to be used to create complete Zebra2 sound presets.
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- 14485 posts since 16 Feb, 2005 from Planet Earth, Somewhere
that makes sense.
At first I thought he was using the special melting GUI edition (apologies), but once he give more details I do think it is the osc stuff he has put in the wrong place and is trying to load.
rsp
At first I thought he was using the special melting GUI edition (apologies), but once he give more details I do think it is the osc stuff he has put in the wrong place and is trying to load.
rsp
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- 4197 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
I'm not sure how up-to-date the public version of Zebra manual is, but the latest beta version includes this on page 6:
Windows
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Presets: ...\VstPlugins\u-he\Zebra2.data\Presets\Zebra2\
MSEG/OSC: ...\VstPlugins\u-he\Zebra2.data\Modules\
Hope that helps
Windows
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Presets: ...\VstPlugins\u-he\Zebra2.data\Presets\Zebra2\
MSEG/OSC: ...\VstPlugins\u-he\Zebra2.data\Modules\
Hope that helps
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- 115 posts since 22 Nov, 2008 from Austria
Sendy wrote:If you're a complete newbie it might pay to also grab a free, simple, fixed architecture synth, just to learn the basics about oscillators, LFO's, filters etc.
I think xoxos' Clearsynth is pretty good for that, it's a very simple synth, and the presets are basically a tour of every basis synthesis technique. You could learn it in a few days and I feel it'd feed into your ability at Zebra (just as experience with Zebra feeds into other, less complex/versatile synths I use).
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Well, the OP calls himself a noob... look at the age of this threadmanandmusic wrote:Sendy wrote:If you're a complete newbie it might pay to also grab a free, simple, fixed architecture synth, just to learn the basics about oscillators, LFO's, filters etc.
I think xoxos' Clearsynth is pretty good for that, it's a very simple synth, and the presets are basically a tour of every basis synthesis technique. You could learn it in a few days and I feel it'd feed into your ability at Zebra (just as experience with Zebra feeds into other, less complex/versatile synths I use).
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Ooops!Urs wrote:Well, the OP calls himself a noob... look at the age of this threadmanandmusic wrote:Sendy wrote:If you're a complete newbie it might pay to also grab a free, simple, fixed architecture synth, just to learn the basics about oscillators, LFO's, filters etc.
I think xoxos' Clearsynth is pretty good for that, it's a very simple synth, and the presets are basically a tour of every basis synthesis technique. You could learn it in a few days and I feel it'd feed into your ability at Zebra (just as experience with Zebra feeds into other, less complex/versatile synths I use).
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****Update****
Solved issue...Piet W waveforms and other waves needed to be in the folder here ~/User/Name/Library/Application Support/u-he/Zebra2/Modules/Oscillator/ ..... Waveforms...Oscillators!!!!....duh.....doh.....oops
they showed up!!!! Of course they did....I have learned and had to explain that these were just "waveforms" not actual presets...so I told them time to break out the manual and get programming!!!!
I think what threw every one was the file extension...it makes it appear that the "waveform" is a preset.
Thanks for your input!!!!

Solved issue...Piet W waveforms and other waves needed to be in the folder here ~/User/Name/Library/Application Support/u-he/Zebra2/Modules/Oscillator/ ..... Waveforms...Oscillators!!!!....duh.....doh.....oops
they showed up!!!! Of course they did....I have learned and had to explain that these were just "waveforms" not actual presets...so I told them time to break out the manual and get programming!!!!
I think what threw every one was the file extension...it makes it appear that the "waveform" is a preset.
Thanks for your input!!!!
