Rapture looks in one location for a fixed set of file names. I cannot see a way to get around this limitation. I keep several LFO directories and swap them out as needed.

b rock
At FiSound, we made the UD-LFO install optional. Some other Expansion Packs just overwrite the 80 slots. Neither solution is perfect, and - as you've mentioned - some presets will become unrecognizable.

 
Just a thanks too @b rock ... I didn't recognize you as a designer/collaborator earlier - luv your work :)
 
I bought Universal 120 v2 ... it's sweet and massive (and bonuses!)
(I might have to try some of your other freebies from your initial link).
 
I'm yet to switch in the LFOs, but now recognizing the 'feature' will be sure to take LFO directory backups before Rapture pack installs.

ShellstaX
Also no LFOs in the Moog pack. (There are some in the Guitars). Let's see what CW have to say - hopefully they can post them for download.

 
You can download the Minimoog LFOs until June 26th from:
 
https://www.hightail.com/download/ZUcwYlJkNEgzeUlaQ2NUQw
 
I'm really glad this thread came along, it explains why songs where I used the Minimoog patches didn't play back as intended.
 

Don't hold me to this (from long-term memory).  I seem to recall LfoWaveform 20-26; 99 being the original Rapture 1.0 installation, and I believe that they were copies of some of the hard-coded internal LFOs (0-19; 100 & 101).  I want to say that Craig's Minimoog Tribute occupied the 27-31 slots.

So what do we need to do to get the correct LFO's that go with the tribute pack?
 
Bob Bone
 

Well that's embarrassing...let me check further. I thought I just zipped the folder that was in the original expansion pack materials I sent to Cakewalk, but it was pretty late and I was pretty tired. I'm heading off to Gibson now to invent some things, but will look into it tonight or tomorrow. Sorry about that...!!

robert_e_bone
So what do we need to do to get the correct LFO's that go with the tribute pack?

I found 'em! Actually it seems like they're the same ones I used for the Electronic Guitars expansion pack. I loaded up a couple songs that used Rapture with the custom LFOs, and now the songs sound like they're supposed to. Here's a download link that's good for 7 days:
 
https://www.hightail.com/download/ZUcyb2VETSt6NFBtcXRVag
 
The four LFOs are:
 
LfoWaveform030.wav
LfoWaveform031.wav
LfoWaveform032.wav
LfoWaveform033.wav
 
Sorry for the delay. Sending them to Cakewalk right now.

scook
thanks

 
My pleasure. Glad I could find them.

I have no idea what you guys are talking about but I'm glad to see something of use to others came from this thread. Nice one, Craig.
 
Still haven't had a chance to dig around some of these suggestions yet but some of you may or may not be pleased to know I probably won't be dying in the next year... so that's good. ;-)

Nature can be a real jerk but nope... no intentions here if I can help it. I just have to go and have that confirmed on an annual basis so all the fancy medical dudes can carve me up like a turkey to try and prevent it.
 
I'm sure I'll be fine. Having to face my own mortality in such a way so young can only contribute to much more interesting music... so there's that. ;-p

Sorry... I was perhaps being a little melodramatic but it has been a stressful few days. Thanks, John and I'm sorry you had to endure that cruel, meandering war. Glad you made it out the other side ok. I wanted very much to be an RCAF pilot and begged my parents to sign me up for cadets when I was a kid but consistently got told I was growing too fast to fit into the cockpits. lol
 
Probably for the best anyway what with the latent gimpiness. I faced mortality more on street level instead as young man but now all the wars I fight are internal and against disingenuously polite, faceless bureaucracies. In some ways those enemies are much more enormous but at least they won't end with a bayonet in my gullet.
 
It is however why I approach all this music stuff with such urgency. It steals so much time from me it threatens my mission. I will be ever so ticked if I don't get to leave my stain on this world. I'd even settle for an oddly colored smudge at this point.
 
Thus the need to understand synths. There is no way I can organize and direct large groups of musicians like I used to let alone teach them my crap and record it. Just glad the tech is there and at the level needed to at least make it possible in a virtual sense.
 
Cheers.

Anderton

scook
thanks

 
My pleasure. Glad I could find them.

Hey thanks Craig !  I just got back from the 'woods' (no internet, but much time to spend in Sonar on my laptop) and was glad to see the LFOs available and that I'd gotten back in town in time.