SoundworldA.D. wrote:I found this bit from Paulo on another thread...
I'm using lots of patches from the GT on my XT.
What I did was basically converting them from the GT format to the V-Synth format, using both Librarians and renaming the project folders to match the XT's (original V-Synth) format.
Only the GT patches using both TONES are not possible to convert directly to the V-Synth format, and in that case we need to use a more elaborated approach, but due to the multi-timbral nature of the original V-Synth, that is almost possible.
Only when patches use Vocal or APS it is not possible to replicate them on the original V-Synth.
Exactly right SoundWorld :-)
I took both Librarians to do the conversion.
As I said, it is not possible to exactly mimic the Dual Tone Patches, but there is a workaround that works provided the patches are not using APS or Vocal Designer.
Here's how I do it (an example only):
- Using the GT's Upper Tone on XT's Part 1 (channel1) and GT's Lower Tone on XT's Part 2 (channel 1).
In fact the XT is capable of something that the GT can't match... Multitimbrality, and this enables to "almost" mimic the GT's Dual Tone approach (except when using very different Effects on each Tone).
@Stue007,
If you have any specific GT Patches that you want to convert, let me know...
Cheers
Paulo
And BTW...
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you ALL !!!!!!!!!!
