Vital Preset, Wavetable, etc. thread

[sqigls]

some free ones here...
https://www.theproducerschool.com/post/ ... -for-vital

[aMUSEd]

Some free presets here too

https://www.snfkmusic.com/product/essen ... for-vital/

[Markin]

Someone created a Google drive with a lot of Vital presets that are collected from a discord server.
There's several hundred which vary in quality but might be worth downloading?

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... _3GvVPKrJy

[ahanysz]

Wow, the preset format is so verbose! Nearly half a gigabyte for just over 500 presets. It looks like all the wavetable data is copied into each preset in plain text format, even where it's a factory wavetable. I guess that makes it easier to share presets (no worries about whether you've got the right wavetables installed, everything is always embedded), but it chews through the disk space.

Another thought: with the presets in text (json) format, it opens the door for third parties to create preset randomisers by editing the text files.

[Shabdahbriah]

Another thought: with the presets in text (json) format, it opens the door for third parties to create preset randomisers by editing the text files.

Interesting.

[ThomasHelzle]

Someone created a Google drive with a lot of Vital presets that are collected from a discord server.
There's several hundred which vary in quality but might be worth downloading?

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... _3GvVPKrJy

I'd rather recommend going to the Vital Discord server and looking through the Preset Render channel previews yourself and only download the good ones. Otherwise you'll be clogged with very many rather bland things...
But yeah, there is great stuff in there too

As for the presets including all the data: I'd say while very convenient, it's a bit of a copyright nightmare... Hard to keep track where certain wavetables came from and what kind of copyright they are under.

Cheers,

Tom

[Markin]

I'd rather recommend going to the Vital Discord server and looking through the Preset Render channel previews yourself and only download the good ones. Otherwise you'll be clogged with very many rather bland things...
But yeah, there is great stuff in there too

As for the presets including all the data: I'd say while very convenient, it's a bit of a copyright nightmare... Hard to keep track where certain wavetables came from and what kind of copyright they are under.

Cheers,

Tom

Yes, I think you are right Tom, I noticed that there are many duplicate presets in the link I provided.
I would also recommend the Vital Discord server especially if you want to keep things organized.

[TB4C]

I'd rather recommend going to the Vital Discord server and looking through the Preset Render channel previews yourself and only download the good ones. Otherwise you'll be clogged with very many rather bland things...
But yeah, there is great stuff in there too

As for the presets including all the data: I'd say while very convenient, it's a bit of a copyright nightmare... Hard to keep track where certain wavetables came from and what kind of copyright they are under.

Cheers,

Tom

Yes, I think you are right Tom, I noticed that there are many duplicate presets in the link I provided.
I would also recommend the Vital Discord server especially if you want to keep things organized.

How do I get to the Vital discord server for those presets?

[The Nerdy Music Guy]

I'd rather recommend going to the Vital Discord server and looking through the Preset Render channel previews yourself and only download the good ones. Otherwise you'll be clogged with very many rather bland things...
But yeah, there is great stuff in there too

As for the presets including all the data: I'd say while very convenient, it's a bit of a copyright nightmare... Hard to keep track where certain wavetables came from and what kind of copyright they are under.

Cheers,

Tom

Yes, I think you are right Tom, I noticed that there are many duplicate presets in the link I provided.
I would also recommend the Vital Discord server especially if you want to keep things organized.

How do I get to the Vital discord server for those presets?

https://discord.gg/rkUfuuf5

[TB4C]

I'd rather recommend going to the Vital Discord server and looking through the Preset Render channel previews yourself and only download the good ones. Otherwise you'll be clogged with very many rather bland things...
But yeah, there is great stuff in there too

As for the presets including all the data: I'd say while very convenient, it's a bit of a copyright nightmare... Hard to keep track where certain wavetables came from and what kind of copyright they are under.

Cheers,

Tom

Yes, I think you are right Tom, I noticed that there are many duplicate presets in the link I provided.
I would also recommend the Vital Discord server especially if you want to keep things organized.

How do I get to the Vital discord server for those presets?

https://discord.gg/rkUfuuf5

Thank you very much for the invitation!

[surreal]

Where can we get a changelog for fixes and indication for what vesion we are using?

[Whywhy]

Hi everyone,

A little preview of my next sound-set: One for Vital.
Press one key and Vital will play a song. (No samples, just synthesis)
We keep in touch!
Release should be before the end of this year.
Just macros are modulated.
https://sellfy.com/yuli-yolo-sound-design

[fisherKing]

,A little preview of my next sound-set: One for Vital.
Press one key and Vital will play a song. (No samples, just synthesis)

not a fan personally of that idea... but your work is so good, i will at least check it out. & once this is done, please get back to work, need more soundsets from you

[SoundHunterrr]

Wow, the preset format is so verbose! Nearly half a gigabyte for just over 500 presets. It looks like all the wavetable data is copied into each preset in plain text format, even where it's a factory wavetable. I guess that makes it easier to share presets (no worries about whether you've got the right wavetables installed, everything is always embedded), but it chews through the disk space.

Another thought: with the presets in text (json) format, it opens the door for third parties to create preset randomisers by editing the text files.

This is very heavy for disk space! Is this something the developer will improve any news? Or will this preset format stay like this = heavy for disk space?

[Whywhy]

,A little preview of my next sound-set: One for Vital.
Press one key and Vital will play a song. (No samples, just synthesis)

not a fan personally of that idea... but your work is so good, i will at least check it out. & once this is done, please get back to work, need more soundsets from you

I take note!
It's more a challenge and an experience!
Make this kind of demonstration presets is challenging with a 3 oscillators and a noise source, without any external sample and external processing!
For sure, I will go back to sound design exploration-:)
Best
Yuli Yolo