Sound designer Larry Poulton let us know that he’s shared several patch libraries for Arturia synths, with ‘pay what you want’ pricing.
Poulton‘s libraries include three collections for Analog Lab, four collections for Pigments, and a variety of collections for individual Arturia synths.
“I am a patch creator – working mainly with Arturia plugins,” he notes. “I am not a business – just an old bloke in his studio, doing what he loves.”
All of Poulton’s libraries are available now as free downloads. If you find them useful, you’re encouraged to pay what you want, via a ‘buy me a coffee’ link.
The Korg Prologue is a synthesizer that was arguably under-appreciated when it was introduced, as early discussion seemed to focus more on the instrument’s limitations than on its strengths.
Since the Prologue was discontinued, though, it seems like appreciation of the analog flagship synth has been growing steadily, as musicians have discovered its great analog sound, solid build and ease of use.
This set of videos, via synthesist Panu M Savolainen, offers ‘shut up and play’ style demos of the Prologue, showcasing the range of the instruments’ native synth engine. Only internal FX and factory presets were used.
The videos do a good job of showcasing the range of sonic possibilities that the Prologue is capable of.
What do you think of the sound of the Korg Prologue? Watch the videos, and share your thoughts in the comments!
VNL Works has introduced YeetzSynth, a new software synth for Mac + Windows that’s designed to streamline patch creation.
Instead of tweaking knobs, you describe what you want:
Pick an instrument type (Bass, Lead, Pad, Wobble…)
Select style pairs (Dark/Bright, Wide/Mono, Clean/Distorted…) or leave them blank
Select ‘Generate’, and YeetzSynth builds an original patch for you.
Under the hood, YeetzSynth offers three synth engines:
Sound designer Larry Poulton let us know that he’s shared several patch libraries for Arturia synths, with ‘pay what you want’ pricing.
