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shotmillions
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Hi i havent yet got my nord micro modular yet but when i do get it i want to have everything ready...
so if anyone here wants to make me a disc full of patches that you have made or found online and handy stuff apps or whatever for the synth within the cd il pay you...
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blue hell
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You can download almost all patches from here.
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also .. could someone please turn down the thermostat a bit.
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shotmillions
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| Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 10:52 am Post subject:
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| yeha i know but i kind of wanted the crap stuff filtered out and didnt really want to download everything idividually... |
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blue hell
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There is no crap stuff, they are patches that people spent their good time on.
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also .. could someone please turn down the thermostat a bit.
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shotmillions
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| Thanks! il be posting my patches early next year too! :=) |
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Kassen
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| Blue Hell wrote: | | There is no crap stuff, they are patches that people spent their good time on. |
Hear hear.
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jamos
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| .. and of course, one man's crap is another's treasure, especially when it comes to synth patches. That's why there's really no point, in my far-from-humble opinion, in downloading 27000 patches and trying to make sense of them; it's better to learn to program on your own, so you use the instrument as a means of expression. |
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mosc
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If you still wish to pay, we could use some help keeping the site running. Anything you could spare would be appreciated. On the electro-music.com front page you can click on the little Donate box on the right side of the page.
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Wout Blommers
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| Blue Hell wrote: | | There is no crap stuff, they are patches that people spent their good time on. |
All patches has been in my synth. They all work, although you can say you like some better then others. That you have to sort out yourself
So, you'll have things to do: just about 27 000 patches, and some 4 000 to come soon (When there will be an update)
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cappy2112
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| jamos wrote: | | .. and of course, one man's crap is another's treasure, especially when it comes to synth patches. That's why there's really no point, in my far-from-humble opinion, in downloading 27000 patches and trying to make sense of them; it's better to learn to program on your own, so you use the instrument as a means of expression. |
Those vocal patches that Kees did are an excellent example of what the NM can do. It might take a newbie a year or more of patching before realizing that even that crude form of vocalization is possible, especially now since so little development and exploration is being done with the NM1 like there was 5 years ago. The 404 list was full of patches almost daily. Man do I miss that.
There are many ideas still hiding in those 27000 patches, just waiting for someone to discover. |
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Wout Blommers
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I still want to make a list (Using URL's to the Archive) of the most remarkable Patches, like the IcoClock, PingPong and WindUpToy. What about Chet's PumpOrgan...
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Tusker
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I still enjoy going back to the list archives and trawling them for patches. It helps to know the context in which a patch was made, and what "problem" it is intended to solve. For the basic (minimoog/solina, DX7 Marimba) patches, that is not an issue, but there are a great many patches where the point of the patch is not made explicit without some discussion. Maybe if we could start that discussion ...
A question to those of us who still use the NM1. What are your favorite "other peoples" patches in your NM1 and what do you use them for?
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Wout Blommers
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| Tusker wrote: | | ... but there are a great many patches where the point of the patch is not made explicit without some discussion. Maybe if we could start that discussion ... |
Kofi Busia, once a heavy NM1 user, wants to make such a data base, but there seems to be some mis-communication between E-M dot com and him.
Anyway, there are also a lot of these discussions in the archive, under the Header 'Interesting Threads'.
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cappy2112
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| Wout Blommers wrote: | I still want to make a list (Using URL's to the Archive) of the most remarkable Patches, like the IcoClock, PingPong and WindUpToy. What about Chet's PumpOrgan...
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I remember the IcoClock, but couldn't figure out how to read the time
Do you know? |
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Wout Blommers
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Just take a look at the events sequencers in the top right of the patch.
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