Synth Legends for Integra 7

INTEGRA-7 Sound Editor Ver 1.11
http://synth-voice.sakura.ne.jp/Integra-7_Sound_Editor_english.html

Enhancements : Added "Set INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends Tones to Super Natural Synth User Bank".

Please Load INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends Tones
* INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends > Super Natural Synth User Bank 1 - 128
* INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends Pure > Super Natural Synth User Bank 129 - 256
* INTEGRA-7 Euro Attack Synth > Super Natural Synth User Bank 257 - 402

Amazing He-Man K_Take!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello all,

I have downloaded Synth Legends for the Integra to my Mac and copied the file to 2 different usb keys (both formatted for the Integra). When I attempt to Restore SL i get a "file error" message. I can restore my own backed up files.
Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong?

Thanks,
Gord

What file(s) did you copy to your USB key? After uncompressing the .zip file, you get a folder named "ROLAND" with two subfolders "BACKUP" and "SOUND", each containing a .SVD file. The .SVD file in BACKUP is for the BACKUP function (whole content of the user memory, including INIT studio sets and tones, overwrites everything that's already there, so backup your own content first), SOUND for the IMPORT function (studio sets and tones you can/have to select the scope of the import process).

However you need the whole path "ROLAND/BACKUP/I7SL.SVD" resp. "ROLAND/SOUND/I7SL.SVD" on your USB stick so that INTEGRA finds the files. So it's best to copy the whole ROLAND folder on your USB stick then you don't have to care about the content.

Regards, Hobbit

I prefer use import procedure...

K_Take wrote:

INTEGRA-7 Sound Editor Ver 1.11
http://synth-voice.sakura.ne.jp/Integra-7_Sound_Editor_english.html

Enhancements : Added "Set INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends Tones to Super Natural Synth User Bank".

Please Load INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends Tones
* INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends > Super Natural Synth User Bank 1 - 128
* INTEGRA-7 Synth Legends Pure > Super Natural Synth User Bank 129 - 256
* INTEGRA-7 Euro Attack Synth > Super Natural Synth User Bank 257 - 402

You're the MAN K_Take!!!

Thanks Hobbit! Worked like a charm?

Actually using the USB Key and the IMPORT function from the I7 front panel seems to be the best and easiest way to import the Synth Legend Studio Sets and Sounds

Just to keep it simple and short:

1- Decompress the 3 .zip Files (Synth Legends, Synth Legends Pure and Euro Attack Synth) to the computer
2- Copy each of the .SVD files from inside each of the respective ROLAND\SOUND folders to the USB Key <root>\ROLAND\SOUND\ Folder: I7SL.SVD, I7SLP.SVD and I7_EAS_E.SVD
3- Eject the USB Key from the Computer
4- Insert the USB Key in the I7 and Power it on
5- From the I7 Menu, choose UTILITY, IMPORT
6- Choose the I7SL.SVD File and IMPORT it to a Studio Set position below the last one used
7- Choose the I7SLP.SVD File and IMPORT it to a USER position below the last one used
8- Repeat the point 7 for the I7_EAS_E.SVD
9- Go to Menu, UTILITY, and choose BACKUP to backup your new configuration
10- Done!! Synth Legend Studio Sets and Sounds imported to Integra-7

I've tried this a few times with two different USB drives, both formatted on the I-7 and all raw files in the root directory, the I-7 still says there are no files on the drive.

If you are on a Mac you just upload from the librarian, no usb stick needed. Just uploaded all 3 packs last week.
Big difference to the JP80 which dont have that much userpreset places so that gets full after one soundpack addon

The I7 Synth Legends set seems different than the Jupiter 80 one. Did they just use internal sounds of Integra7 to make a Legends bank. Loosing faith in the Integra 7 Roland.

I'm having the same problem. Integra keeps saying my USB is empty. Any tips?

I found you don't put the sounds in the root directory. Try doing a backup, I think the integra saves in a directory called sound, put your synth legends files in that directory and waalaa you should see the files.

Hope this helps

Scott

Just read the docs that came with it...really

The Synth legends sounds in my oppinion are mostly appalling when doing the comparison to the originals, some of the presets specially the D50 one's are nowhere close, and I would have thought the digital variants of the original would have been closer than some of the JP8 Patches.

No REAL editor (None at all for Windows based DAW users)
Polyphony not brilliant, and the Supernatural sounds for what I require my Korg M3 does just has well
So i'm really not convinced on buying one at the moment.