Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth

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2015/12/17 03:20:56 (permalink)

Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth

Hi:)
 
I have collected dozens of Presets from different Synths, Brass, Pads, Keys, Piano, Strings a.s.o which I like most and I have used them maybe years ago.
So if I need some Pad, I can search in that collection, but I find it timekilling to load all this Pads for example in this different Synths to listen to them.
 
Does anybody know a faster way to do this? Perhaps per Drag and Drop?
How do you search for the right sound? I can't create my own sounds, just use the standard ones....
 
Thanks;)
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    Zargg
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 03:37:30 (permalink)
    Hi. You can preview sounds in the Browser (B). 
    All the best.

    Ken Nilsen
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 03:42:02 (permalink)
    Hi:)
     
    @Zargg71
     
    I have collected "*.fxp" files and I can't see them in the Browser:(
    Wave, Rex or Mp3 I can preview!
     
    But thanks:)
     
    Bassman.
     
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 03:46:51 (permalink)
    You should be able to route the .fxp files through the synth of choice in the browser. You will need to route the preview to the synth you use. You can also change output in Browser preview.
    All the best.

    Ken Nilsen
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 03:57:48 (permalink)
    @Zargg71
     
    I forgot to click on "List all available files" ! OK, now I can see them, but it's not possible to drag them over to the synth, I don't think a "preview" is possible with fxp-files...
     
     
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 04:08:30 (permalink)
    I don't use it myself, but maybe something like this could help?
     
    http://www.bigtickaudio.com/zen/about-zen
     
    Also NI has their Komplete Control that is expanding outside of NI area.
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 04:14:16 (permalink)
    Have you tried to do this for previewing sounds  ?
    All the best.

    Ken Nilsen
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 04:39:02 (permalink)
    @beltrom
     
    That looks nice, I try it out this week, thanks a lot!!
     
    @Zargg71
     
    Yes, of course I have chosen the Output and the Synth, but fxp Files doesn't play anything, they are only the settings for the Synth to play, it would be nice to drag and drop them into the synth instead of clicking --> File --> search for the file --> doubleclick........
    Thanks;)
     
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    Re: Faster Way to load Sounds in a Synth 2015/12/17 08:12:55 (permalink)
    Ok. That was what I had from the top of my head. Thought it was doable.
    All the best.

    Ken Nilsen
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