Free preview of my new D-50/550 sound bank!

[payt]

Isn't it amazing that people are still programming sounds on this machine? Roland must have done something right when they made this baby

Could you perhaps maybe make an MP3 demo showing those sounds off?

[bitleyTM]

Don Solaris ; I borrowed your D-50 pic for my post on my webpage, hope it's ok! Has anyone tried these patches out?

[bitleyTM]

'DX piano' in the track above recorded using I-24 Yamaha TX812 Funk - other sound sources are a Casio CZ-5000, a Roland JX-8P and something else you may recognize.

[bitleyTM]

playing through my d50!

[KovalStudios]

thank you so much!

great sounds

[chrisso]

A few really great sounds in there.
I'm not really interested in the uber 80's type sounds, or the keyboard emulations (clavinet, ep or synth brass).
I'd buy it it in a heartbeat with more soft pads and ethereal sounds.
For me a new soundbank should bring the D50 into the 2000's, not revive the 80's.
Sorry just being honest from a potential customer's perspective.

[DrDeltaM]

Originally Posted by chrisso

A few really great sounds in there.
I'm not really interested in the uber 80's type sounds, or the keyboard emulations (clavinet, ep or synth brass).
I'd buy it it in a heartbeat with more soft pads and ethereal sounds.
For me a new soundbank should bring the D50 into the 2000's, not revive the 80's.
Sorry just being honest from a potential customer's perspective.

Digging the demos too, makes me wanna hook up the ol' D550 again here. Mainly interested in pads as well thumbsup

[bitleyTM]

Thanks a lot for the feedback! :-) Must continue working then. Did you like any patch in particular? Try the Chase Play on some of the later sounds of mine in the bank, quite interesting arpeggio-like fx are possible. Kudos!

Edit: I know of ONE user who actually transferred the bank to his D50. Anyone else than PeWe who has tried it?! ;-) It is in the first post here, all the way up in this thread.

[djugel]

ummm... what happened to the audio demos?

[dhollmusik]

Originally Posted by bitleyTM

Don Solaris ; I borrowed your D-50 pic for my post on my webpage, hope it's ok!

A bit dodgy to nick another user's pic for your own commercial venture.

Why couldn't you just have photographed your own D-50? Or, as you are in the commercial system, pay for a stock photo?

[Futureman84]

I'll try these out!

[Don Solaris]

Originally Posted by bitleyTM

Don Solaris ; I borrowed your D-50 pic for my post on my webpage, hope it's ok!

Sure, no prob, as long as you provide a text below it: Image courtesy of ....

The way it's normally being done in the rest of the world.




i.e: http://www.synthmuseum.com/arp/arp260001.html