Propellerhead’s James Bernard’s Favorite New Patches
The expanded factory sound bank in Reason 6 is a new source of inspiration. Propellerhead product specialist James Bernard put together a sampling of new music he’s been making with the new patches in the Reason 6 sound bank.
This file is also downloadable in Reason’s demo song format. If you’re trying out Reason and want to see these patches and sequencer clips up close, just go here: http://www.propellerheads.se/stuff/sounds.zip
Sunrizer on iPad – Sinevibes bank demo
This is a showcase of some of the patches from the Sinevibes bank for Sunrizer. You can download the bank for free over here: http://www.beepstreet.com/horizon
Sunrizer synth (previously known as ‘Horizon synth’) is a virtual analog synthesizer that takes the definition of iOs synthesizer to the next level. Thanks to carefully designed architecture and heavy usage of coprocessor it blurs the boundaries between iOs and hardware synthesizers. Sunrizer was built to perform and works perfectly with any MIDI keyboard or sequencer. A lot of research has been done in order to achieve unheard warmth and clarity.
Dub Step Modular Synth Patch
Background info: “Quickly patched this together to give an example for good old muffwiggler.com. Basically as long as you have a few good filters, and Formant style oscillators, you will be able to get a similar sound. Literally took me 5 minutes to get this together, so I want to see your version!”
Signal Path for main Oscillation: Piston Honda – Polivoks BP – Plague Bearer – QmmG Ch1 on LPG – Borg2 – QmmG Ch3 on LPG
All modulated by Maths
New patch for the ImpOSCar synth – Big Bang Theory
ImpOSCar is a new softsynth from Gforce for which i had the privilege to contribute around 50 patches to its preset library.
This is a demosong where all the sounds were made with ImpOSCar including the drums.
New patches for Arturia’s jupiter-8V
Kid Nepro has released the Jupiter-8V Collection, a collection of 100 new virtual analog patches for the Jupiter-8V by Arturia.
A hot mix of 100 new virtual analog patches that will kick start your Arturia Jupiter 8V.
The Arturia software has received great reviews for its sound quality compared to the original Jupiter-8 and adding our new sounds to the software package brings out it’s best.
The Kid Nepro Jupiter 8V Collection is available as a download for $25 USD. All five Arturia V collections (500 sounds) are available in a bundle for $100 USD.
More information: Kid Nepro / Arturia Jupiter 8V Collection
Jupiter-8 background:
Roland released one of it’s coolest (and heaviest) synths back in 1981 and produced about 2000 Jupiter-8’s before discontinuing them in 1985. The Jupiter was released a couple of years before the invention of the MIDI spec and did not have MIDI included, although later models had a DCB port which let you interface the Jupiter with computers, drum machines (like Roland classic TR808) and other midi synths. Roland produced the MD8 “DCB to Midi converter” which connected everything together. There were also a few third party midi retrofits that were produced from companies like Kenton which brought the Jupiter into the modern studio.
Compared to other analog synths manufactured during that time period, the Jupiter-8 is produced with a higher quality and built to last. Compared to the Curtis chips, used by Oberheim and Sequential, the failure rate of the Roland IR series IC’s used in the JP-8, is very low and as a result many of the 2000 original units are still being used today by a wide range of keyboard players and producers. When an original Jupiter is offered for sale it still commands a hefty price and one in good condition can sell up to about $2000. US dollars.
New version release: Ultra Swamp (2011) – Sound demo
Ultra Swamp (2011) – A completely reworked version of Swamp so there are a quite a few differences to the prior versions and a hugely increased sonic potential! Just listen.
Patches featured in this video:
Albedo KJ
Endless Dune KJ
Berliner Schule KJ
End of Toys DS
Danger Zone KJ
Chinese Diaspora KJ
Microcosmos KJ
Bhodans Kingdom KJ
Storm at Night KJ
One of these Days DS
Castaway Dream KJ
Circle KJ
Phaedra Choir KJ
There is only one TimbreModulator but with selectable input source: Osc 1, Osc2 or even both! Instead of the 2nd Timbremodulator there is a ‘real’ Ringmodulator, yes, the real deal as far as software can do it! The mod Oscillator for RingMod ranges from approx. 7Hz to 100Hz, so the typical 50Hz AC is possible. As RingMod generates the sum and difference of the input signals it can give quite a low punch. This one is with selectable input source: Osc 1, Osc2, plus the output of TimbreMod too! As both of these soundshapers have great capabilities to transform the signal of the oscillators they have both independant outputs and are treated as secondary soundsources.
Thus the new Swamp has quite increased sonic capabilities at this stage already. Anyway the SF2 oscilators come with 256 carefully selected waves though some maybe suited better for RingMod while others are better suited for TimbreMod.
Of course there is the wellknown resonant 24dB LowPass filter with a 4 channel adaptive mod mixer so 4 source can be mixed to modulate Cutoff. This is great to create new mixes of LFO modulations.
The output sections has increased a lot. Besides the delay there is a stereo Flanger and Stereo Reverb with PreDelay and LowCutoff to remove lower frequencies for an optimized Reverb response (use this if the rev ‘shatters’ in low range.
As Modsources there are 3 LFO, 1 S&H, 1 Double LFO with Phase shifting for one which is best useful for the flanger. Also there is a new Gator which effect can be mixed (w. optionaö modulation) on the output level so you can adjust the amount of gating on the output, with enhanced routings including modulating pan of the delayed signal. Also Aftertouch and Modwheel are used extensively as optional modsources.
New module 4031 tap looper
A 4031 64bit shift register set up as a tap programmable looper. If you don’t want to hear the description of the patch skip to 2mins to hear it in action.
Simon Stockhausen Presents – Glitchmania – Preset Bank for iZotope’s Stutter Edit
Demos Preset Bank Glitchmania for Stutter Edit by Sampleconstruct
Glitchmania is a preset Bank for iZotope’s Stutter Edit. It features 15 thematic snapshot-sets with +40 (3-4 octaves) snapshots each ranging from temposynced madness for glitching up loops and beats to otherworldy electronic textures for processing instruments, vocals and synths.
The price for Glitchmania is 15.95 Euros.
To purchase Glitchmania go to http://www.patchpool.de/izot…
Please allow me a few hours to process to your order, you will receive an Email with a zip-file to the address stated in your paypal-account.
Demo of ag.granular.suite and preset mixpad
This is a short demo of the ag.granula.suite, which is a collection of Max/Msp patches for generalised granular sound processing written using FTM/Gabor libraries (developed at IRCAM) and encapsulated as Jamoma modules. The ag.presetmixpad module is used here to control preset interpolation of ag.granular.control. You can read more about the patches at audibledata.com/Software.html and download them at audibledata.com/Download.html
Absynth patches
This is a patch i made using Absynth’s granular functions.
This is a patch i made in Absynth 5. You can download the original patch at the Ni website Absynth user library.
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