OP-X FREE - free vst synth with spectacular sound. Featuring SonicProjects' famous Separate Voice Design (SVD). OP-X PRO-II out! Click here for infos! Seeds:1 Leech:0 9.68 Mb Sonic Projects OP X PRO II v1 0 Incl Keygen AiR.

OP-X PRO-II - Virtual Oberheim Clone - Sounds Sound Reloads On this sound reloads page we then and when add new banks for free download. The newest reloads always are placed at the very bottom of the page. The page also offers legacy sounds and receptorized banks, videos, audio and sometimes sequencer sessions. The reload banks collection on this page has grown to more than 1'000 additional sounds since the release of OP-X PRO-II. So the total number of available sounds including the 1'500 original factory sounds now exceeds the number of 2'500 sounds!

The new 1.2 64 bit and Mac version of OP-X PRO-II already includes all reload banks released before September 2015 in converted format its installer. But you nevertheless might check the dedicated info and audio clips to learn more about the banks. New banks reloads added after September 2015 will be offered in both the old fxb/fxp format for the 1.1 32bit version of OP-X PRO-II as well as in the new opxbank/opxpreset format for the 1.2 64bit and Mac version. So no need to convert them by yourself. How to place new downloaded banks: OP-X PRO-II version 1.2 Windows 64bit and Mac: Simply place the banks somewhere inside the 'Banks' folder of the Presetbase.

You might create a new dedicated subfolder for newly downloaded banks or place them in the already existing 'Downloaded' folder. You're entirely free how to organize your banks. The banks folder of the Presetbase is located in these places: Windows: C: Users Public Documents SonicProjects OP-X PRO-II Presetbase Banks Mac: Finder->Go->Macintosh HD, then /Users/Shared/SonicProjects/OP-X PRO-II/Presetbase/Banks Once placed there you can access the newly placed banks by clicking the BANK ->LOAD button of the patch browser in OP-X PRO-II. OP-X PRO-II version 1.1 32bit Windows: There are several ways to import them into the library: - copy them manually to the library - import them using your vst host's preset file menu - import them using the patch browser We think the best and fastest method is copying them manually to the library, which is located in the 'OP-X PRO-II' folder next to the dll. To keep things clean and separated we recommend to create subfolders, like e. Install Red Hat Linux Dual Boot Windows 10 here. g.

'Userpresets' and 'Userbanks' and put the files there. Of course you are free to set up any custom structure you like with any number of subfolders. You only have to know that the default root folder is always the 'OP-X PRO-II' folder. Structure example: Then put additional banks into these folders, on demand using further subfolders to structure them. It's all up to you.

Note that if the plugin resides somewhere within the system's program files folder and you are no administrator windows will put some warnings which can be ignored. Also be aware that patches and banks saved using the patch browser could be written to virtual store except to the original library.

This does not affect working, but you should know where windows puts them in case you want to make a backup of them. Read more about it.

The easiest way to allow writing to the library folder without running your host in admin mode is to change the rights of the library folder which is described. Former VFX Edition of OP-X PRO-II: Read page 2 of the 'Installation Guide Mac' pdf which is included in the installer package to learn how to access the library. RESOURCES: OP-X PRO-II Factory Soundset This is the complete factory soundset which is installed automatically by default by the installer, but here isolated from the installer. This could be useful if you e.g. By mistake have overwritten one of the factory banks and want to restore it without installing the synth once more. In that case you simply could replace the dedicated bank with the original bank from this package. In version 1.2 for 64bit and Mac the installer offers the possibility to only install the presetbase, so in case of mistakingly deleted factory banks or other unwanted manipulations the Presetbase could be re-installed using the installer.

This won't delete new custom banks created later. For version 1.1 32bit (fxb/fxp): For version 1.2 64bit and mac (opxbank/opxpreset): Former OP-X PRO library This package contains all former OP-X PRO banks in the original form. They are exactly the same as the ones delivered with the standard OP-X PRO, except that the second part has been cleaned/filled with empty patches since the old format only offered 64 patches per bank while OP-X PRO-II has 128. In the old banks there's sometimes some data junk in this second part, that's why we've cleaned it in all banks.

This package can be useful if you want to use all original banks furthermore in unchanged format, e.g. If you're familiar with them from your work with OP-X PRO. The collection furthermore also contains the factory soundsets of OP-X, OP-X PRO and OP-X PLAYER, so if you used to work with one of these you immediatly can turn OP-X PRO-II into one of these by loading the dedicated bank. Dany Usb Tv Device Driver For Windows 8. The library also contains every single sound in the same library structure of all OP series synths (OP-X FREE, OP-X PLAYER, OP-X, OP-X PRO). It's 59 banks in total, but some offering only a few patches.

The package also contains all additional banks ever posted in the user area.There's an info file that briefly describes all banks. These are the factory banks: OP-X PLAYER/FREE: opxpro_opxplayer.fxb OP-X: opxpro_opxfactory20.fxb OP-X PRO: opxpro_factory.fxb Note that the new OP-X PRO-II library in fact contains almost all of these original sounds somewhere, but sometimes improved, cleaned, with some effects added, and in an all new bank structure. Only the weakest ones were kicked out. For the new OP-X PRO-II library we went through the coplete old library, re-sorted the presets, improved, and of course added hundreds of new sounds, resulting in a completely new library with a clean new structure.

But if you want to have everything unchanged in original state additionally, here it is. For version 1.1 32bit (fxb/fxp): For version 1.2 64bit and mac (opxbank/opxpreset): To make things easy we recommend to put the whole 'Probanks' folder to the library, which keeps the banks cleanly separated in their own dedicated folder. So put the folder here: OP-X PRO-II version 1.2 64bit and mac: Windows: C: Users Public Documents SonicProjects OP-X PRO-II Presetbase Banks Mac: Finder->Go->Macintosh HD, then /Users/Shared/SonicProjects/OP-X PRO-II/Presetbase/Banks OP-X PRO-II version 1.1 32bit win: Simply put/copy the Probanks folder into the 'OP-X PRO-II' folder: Receptorized Banks For Muse Research Receptor users and people who want to have all sounds available as single presets. These packages contain all presets of all banks extracted as single presets collected in dedicated folders.

If you not only want to be able to access all the banks from the synth's patch browser but also from the Receptor's front panel and file system then you need to have the banks in receptorized format. Apart from the factory banks we've now added too all reload banks and have collected them on a dedicated page. You can download the banks here: Installation: Unpack the zip files and put the included folder(s) to the 'Drop Installers Here' folder in Receptor, go to the SETUP Page and Click INSTALL. Now you will have the installed bank(s) you normally have to access from the synth's patch browser too available in the Receptor's file system, which e.g.

Makes possible to access them directly from the front panel or also from the Muse Machine banks browser. Reloads In the section below follow the reloads, which are extended with new downloads from time to time. So keep checking! NOTE: The new version 1.2 for 64bit and Mac already includes all listed banks released before September 2015 in its installer. Reload 001 The first small reload. More will follow.

Some pads, sample&hold patches, and three really nice wurly patches. Play Supertramp with OP-X PRO-II!

I have it and OBXD and I use the latter more. The gui on opx pro ii is wonky at best and it's hidden buttons and options are poorly executed.

It is was birthed from synth edit with custom modules IIRC. The gui shows it at times. The opx pro ii is more feature rich and is altogether better for sound sculpting but the gui is much worse. If I need a basic opx sounding patch I grab obxd almost every time.

I don't really care about preset selection but if that's important to you than the opx pro ii is vastly superior and the patches are excellent. The envelopes on the opx pro ii annoy me in their behavior. They are definitely non linear but in a wonky sort of way. Maybe that's how the envelopes behave on a real Oberheim, I'm not sure as I've never played the real deal. I just don't care for their behavior. I think both are a pretty good representation of the Oberheim and maybe they are not equal in sound design but I prefer obxd.

If sonic projects updated the gui I may very well switch my preference. The other thing I like about obxd is the seemingly heftier low end.