#MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER V8.06 MANUAL#
#MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER V8.06 SOFTWARE#
#MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER V8.06 FREE#

The process to get VS Presets and their User Waves into Arturia's ProphetVS-V is as follows:ДЎ - Use Vector Surgeon to grab the Presets from the hardware, save them to disc as a.

#MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER V8.06 MANUAL#

Since Vector Surgeon does not manage the dependencies between Presets and the User Waves they rely on, some careful and manual management is needed. In any case, they sound correct once imported into the software. Since there appears to be no explicit support for 12-bit files in the WAV file format (I think), Vector Surgeon exports them as 16-bit. From there they can be imported into Arturia's ProphetVS-V software, which supposedly truncates them down to 12-bit to sound more accurate to the hardware. The Prophet VS hardware can only dump its User Waves as SysEx, which Vector Surgeon has always been able to send + receive, but now Vector Surgeon can save them out as 16-bit WAV files on your computer. Vector Surgeon can now export User Waves as WAV files!!! Jason, the author of Vector Surgeon, jumped right on it and I am happy to tell you that. Thank you for this, and your efforts in exploring user wave xfer. Rest assured we'll be checking it twice to make sure the results sound as they should! There is no easy way to manage the dependencies between patches and the User Waves they require, so a bit of careful manual management is still required, but it's a small price to pay.

and we are hot on the trail of a tool to export the User Waves from the hardware in a format that can import directly into Arturia's software. I am working with the guy who makes the quick-n-dirty (and free!) Prophet VS librarian called Vector Surgeon:

#MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER V8.06 SOFTWARE#

While the software does import WAV samples into its User Waves area (which opens up a huge world of sonic exploration), the hardware can only export its User Waves as SysEx (which the software can not import), and not MIDI Sample Dump Standard, so there's no easy way to get the User Waves as WAV format. The only thing Arturia left out is the ability to directly import the User Waves from the hardware. It's wild to hear patches that are thirty-plus years old, and which I know very well, coming out of a software plugin and sounding like they should. The re-engineered VS plugin sounds extremely close to my two hardware Prophet VS units, so much so that I think any differences are a matter of aging hardware and calibration issues.

#MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER V8.06 FREE#

syx file, which can be created using the free SysEx Librarian app: greatly interests me.I can confirm that the ProphetVS-V does indeed load SysEx patches from the hardware, as long as they are stored as a. I've read that the new Prophet VS is backward compatible with the original.

Motu digital performer v8.06