Hi everybody, I'm Encanti.  I've made about 800 patches for Z3ta+2 in the last year with the initial release plus the "mutant" series preset libraries.  I consider myself a Z3ta+2 black belt, so ask me any questions!  To me, Z3ta+2 has become the most essential instrument in my collection, and it will be influencing my sound for years to come.

I've currently got a QuNeo controller set to work with Z3ta+2 and it's been amazing making patches spontaneously by tweaking 16 XY parameters at once.  I'll post a video eventually!

Here's a Z3ta+2 tip of the day:  Try using an OSC as a source, going in to a filter's resonance, and find a point where you can actually slightly hear the resonant spike oscillating! Mess with the source OSC's pitch and group, then layer it over some other oscillators.  This is a great tip I've been on to lately.

Also, there seems to be spam on this board? Lol, what's up with the spam??


::Ben

lots of spam = the forum software BITES... and it's always the same bots advertising video / phone convertors

Are you equally good with Z3TA 1? I am still using that version myself, and it is by far my favorite soft synth of any I have used. I suppose I could bite the bullet and upgrade, but hell, I have barely scratched the surface of version one.

Look forward to seeing more tips and a sample post or two in the song forum.

Cheers
Shad

Great to have you here.

@encanti do you have any blank fxb's for z3ta 2 ??

Blank, how so?


Like template blank-slate presets?  I have a few but I doubt they'd be useful.

Chregg


@encanti do you have any blank fxb's for z3ta 2 ??

yeah blank fxb, for programing my own banks, its easier to manage than folders full of fxp's,

Just press "initialize" and it gives you a blank slate.

I have a few "practically blank" patches tho, good starting points.  PM me your email address and I'll send.

Chregg


yeah blank fxb, for programing my own banks, its easier to manage than folders full of fxp's,

pm'd you mate