Nice idea, indeed!rwright999 wrote:i just purchased Protoplasm and i think it is outstanding. the only trouble i'm having is going through the patches, which at the current rate, will take me a couple of years -- since each brings its own new explorations and rewards. so far i'm thinking that the sounds can be categorized under these labels (if i'm missing any, please let me know):
1. Lush, dense atmospherics, soundscapes and pads.
2. Leads (solo parts).
3. Rhythmics, sequences and motion (ones with a discernable beat synced to MIDI tempo).
4. Drones.
My question is, has anyone grouped the patches so one could go through one or the other quickly and pick the one that's best for the job?
thanks, rob
Any voluteer around to do this?
Like Tim said quite a big task .. thus I donate a full version for someone doing this.
btw. there is a major update of ProtoPlasm Pro in the works probably featuring around 150 internal waveforms
maybe even a new free version with about 100 waves.
chhers
HG
