This an expansion pack I done and was gonna keep for myself, but considering the fortnight we've all had, decided I would share it.

Addicted To Hardcore 160 BPM
Aimed at hard dance producers, but feel free to use it in anything.

All sounds programmed at 160 BPM.

See read me document


https://www.mediafire.com...o_Hardcore_160_BPM.zip

Enjoy

Cheers, Mac. I take it this should work in Rapture Session, as well?

No it won't work on Rapture session, won't load rap pro programs, I forgot to mention that all the content needs to be installed as well

Thanks, Chis!
Cool of you to share
All the best.

Zargg will you let me know if all the multi samples are loading as expected, anyone who dls will you let me know if they load as expected

Chregg
Zargg will you let me know if all the multi samples are loading as expected, anyone who dls will you let me know if they load as expected

I'll do that, Chris.
 

On a side note upon finishing that pack, had list of features I wanted to see added, like LFO and marcro to all parameters, multi audio out, more DSP and filter types, an FM matrix, multi cycle wavetable implentation, index's, looping, formant, could go on and on, shame really, good instrument Rapture Pro

On a side note upon finishing that pack, had list of features I wanted to see added, like LFO and marcro to all parameters, multi audio out, more DSP and filter types, an FM matrix, multi cycle wavetable implentation, index's, looping, formant, could go on and on, shame really, good instrument Rapture Pro

<<Because all my stuff is on another partition (D Drive) if your content is on the C drive, Rapture Pro can have an issue locating multisamples, I know that shouldn't matter, just a heads up.
If that is the case, you'll have to locate the multisamples in the sample data folder.>>
 
This is why I've been reluctant to release any of my Rapture Pro expansion packs. Even transferring among my own computers has caused programs not to locate samples. Cakewalk did create an installer that seems to work well and put the right files in the right places, but it's somewhat confusing to use and you don't really know if you got it right until enough people have installed it without issues.
 
I still think that despite its loose ends, Rapture Pro is a brilliant instrument.

I'm working on another pack just now Craig, trying not to create and use custom files, just using Rap Pro multisamples because of that issue, and it is a brilliant instrument, I'll still get plenty of use out of it