fryyyy

The Legendary Synth now for Deluge. Sampled by 0on3. Made with the DELUGE KIT GENERATOR.

KIT800.XML to KIT896.XML All sounds are DRY, apply FX to your own taste.
(Make sure you don't overwrite any of your kits accidentially between numbers 800 and 900)
SONG080.XML is mapped to MIDI CH 9.

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T1/T2/T3 Expansion

PATCH LIST: (Patch 0 = KIT800.xml)

0 12-Strings
1. A.Bass
2. Analog Bass
3. Angels
4. Bambu Trem
5. Bell Ring
6. Block
7. BottleBell
8. Bottles
9. Brass 1
10. Brass 2
11. Choir
12. Clav
13. Cloud Nine
14. Digi-Bells
15. Digital 2
16. Digital 4
17. Digital 5
18. DistGuitar
19. Double Reed
20. Dream Pad
21. Drop
22. E.Guitar 1
23. E.Piano 1
24. E.Piano 2
25. E.Piano 3
26. E.Piano 4
27. Finger Snap
28. Flexatone
29. Flute
30. Frettless
31. FV Wave
32. Good & Bad
33. Guitar 1
34. Guitar 2
35. Hammer
36. Harpichord
37. Hells bells
38. Hold...
39. Kalimba
40. Koto Trem
41. Lore
42. Magic Organ
43. Magic Piano
44. Magician
45. Metal Hit
46. Mono Synth
47. Mute Trp
48. Nimbus
49. Oberture
50. Ooh# Ahs
51. Organ 1
52. Organ 2
53. Pan Flute
54. Pan Mallet
55. Pan Wave
56. Piano 8
57. Piano 16
58. Pick Bass
59. Pick Guitar
60. Ping Wave
61. Pipe Organ
62. Pluck
63. Pole
64. Pop
65. Rhythm
66. Rock Guitar
67. Sitar 1
68. Sitar 2
69. Slap Bass
70. Soft Horns
71. Solo Sax
72. Solo Synth
73. Stratos 2
74. String Rise
75. Strings
76. Surprise!!!
77. Symphonic
78. SynMallet
79. Synth Bass 1
80. Synth Bass 2
81. Synth Brass
82. Synthbass 3
83. Tenor Sax
84. Timp & Bells
85. Trumpet 2
86. Tuba Fluguel
87. Tubular
88. Vibe Hit
89. Vibes
90. Voice Wave
91. Voices
92. Wait....
93. Wind Bells
94. Wire
95. Zephir 2
96. Piano Stack

drbourbon italyPosts: 8 February 20

Hello
Here's a basic web app for patch sharing and "preview" upload:
https://delugist.neuma.studio/

Logged in users can upload and download patches, and upload demo audio clips for their patches (wav files only, less than 16M). Clip playback directly from the browser.

Enjoy,
Fabio

Hello

Since i'm web developer by profession, i threw together an online patch editor this morning.

You can see a work in progress demo here:
https://embed.plnkr.co/eAUUgKMn0KK0qlsCJbur/

You can load a synth XML file from your deluge/SYNTHS folder, change parameters, and save xml file again. Ideally this would work realtime with a connected deluge. Also i would like to build an online patch exchange out of this.

Mostly i'm missing descriptions and min/max parameters for values. Any clues would be welcome.
You can also edit the schema.js if you know about JSON. https://plnkr.co/edit/eAUUgKMn0KK0qlsCJbur?p=preview

Cheers

Some crazy DX7 Presets converted for the Deluge. This is not a complete list of all the patches i converted, just some examples. You can sometimes hear mod and pitch wheel in effect, which are mapped to synth FX. Let me know if you're interested in these patches.

Cheers

https://instaud.io/2mxb

https://instaud.io/2mx4

https://instaud.io/2mxa

https://instaud.io/2mxh

https://instaud.io/2mx7

https://instaud.io/2mxg

https://instaud.io/2mx8

https://instaud.io/2mx5

https://instaud.io/2mwZ

https://instaud.io/2mwW

https://instaud.io/2mx9

https://instaud.io/2mxj

https://instaud.io/2mxk

https://instaud.io/2mxm

I would rather see a "Freeze" function like in Ableton.
You can freeze any track which creates a wav file and therefore requires 0 CPU. The wav files of all your frozen tracks would be in the /SAMPLES/FREEZE folder so you can export them easily.

This way, you also gain the flexibility of saving a ton of CPU power in your songs, as you can quickly freeze and unfreeze tracks.

Audio Demo played live in Deluge![]

Created with Deluge Kit Generator

Sampled by 0on3

Download link coming...

Hello

Here is the first version of my DELUGE KIT GENERATOR.
https://fyyyyy.github.io/deluge-kit-generator/index.html

First, you need a bunch of .wav samples that you want to use.

This video explains how to export your KONTAKT libraries as .wav files. Then you can drag those wav files to your SDcard /SAMPLES folder.

I've created a video tutorial how to create multi sample velocity kits with the Deluge Kit Creator.

With the editor you can assign a sample folder to OSC1, and a different sample folder to OSC2.
For OSC1 you may want low velocity samples (e.g. piano keys hit very softly).
For OSC2 you may want high velocity samples (e.g. piano keys hit very hard).

The generator will try to fill missing notes. E.g. if you have samples for D#4 and F4 but you are missing E4, then the generator will take the sample from D#4 and pitch it up 1 semitone, so you get a seamless kit.
For note transposition to work, the wav files need to follow the naming convention somethingC#3something.wav or B5_something.wav. Or they can also be named by note value (C2 = 036, C3 = 048), e.g. something_048.wav. So the note name or numeric note value needs to be in there somewhere in the sample name.

Heres an example of Korg M1 samples converted to deluge kits with this generator.

Cheers!

The deluge can do everything. But its weaker parts are imo the internal synth engine and the FX.
So either an analog synth or FM synth like the Digitone, and something to spice up the FX like the H9 max or the Mod Duo X ( both Midi controllable so you can trigger the presets via the deluge).

For a nicer sampling workflow checkout this

Cheers

Thanks, glad you like it

I agree, the deluge is quite awesome for this, much better than the latency in VSTs. Also having all those sounds on the road is great. But I also noticed the deluge sometimes doesnt load new kits when you scroll for a while. Seems to be a memory / garbage collection issue. The only way to avoid a complete freeze is to create a new song with shift + new.

I am extending the deluge kit generator, so you only need to drop a whole folder of samples. It will sort them by name, fill the blank notes, and create hundreds of kits automatically.

I want to release the M1 expansions next.

Cheers

Yeah, since the bitcrusher doesnt really produce the same quality like vintage machines, and you'd want to keep the effect backwards compatible i thought its best to add new modes to the samples, which would be emulations of vintage hardware.

I think it will do both OSCs because they essentially work the same. Can't wait to get my hands on this because the KITs are quite limited for multisamples (no transpose, no note shift etc)