z3ta multisounds in 1 track?

I have been trying to figure out how to record more then 1 bank seting on a single zt3a softsynth . becase right now in all my songs i have to use 10-20 traks just to get all the sounds i am looking for. and it puts a stres on my memory, so i was figuring there has got to be a way to change the banks on just a track or 2 thanks snoots

what do you mean I am not familuar with freze please if you could give me a little moor details!! thanks you snoots.

thanks i will try that!!!

  Ok - I see what you are trying to do. I think you are used to a hardware synth, where the sounds can be changed by just clicking a button. In hardware the click of this button switches to another hardware memory bank, and this works almost instantly. 

Sadly - as a result of the way (most) software synths are working this is not that easy. When using a single channel synth, you have to load a bank each time you want to change a sound. This can create a lag of several miliseconds to sometimes 3 seconds or more. In practice this is unusable. So - a synth that can only load one bank at a time is not usable for what you are trying to do.

To compensate for this there are software synths that can load several banks at the same time. This are multi-channel synths (Proteus VX is a free one, and TTS1 is also another one). You can use this synths to generate several sounds at the same time, without putting too much strain on your memory and your system because all banks are already loaded (well - as long as the banks are not too big that is). As the synth has several inputs, you have to set up several midi channels. Switching a sound than becomes just as easy as switching a MIDI channel.

With the above solution you only have one synth running, that is not putting too much stress on your system. In the case of Proteus VX (which is a multi-timbral synth), you can even use several output channels - so you can process each "sound" on its own channel.   

Zeta or any monotimbral synth isn't made for what you want to do.  Rapt and DimPro can have 6 or 4 voices where you can jury rig what you want to do, but no, most softsynths won't change programs in the middle of a song.  You either have to have the programs lined up on differnet midichannels or have another instance of the softsynth.  If I was in your situation I'd simply use layers and freeze the synth lines.

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