Hefxthoth's surge XT patches collection 2
by HefxthothUploaded on Sep 17, 2022 (and last updated on Sep 19, 2022)
This collection includes:
1 FM modern basslead
1 real-like electric bass
1 trance/GOA bass
1 ambient FX generator
1 LoFi chill hop electric piano (same as V1, but more expressive)
1 church organ plus vitamins
1 synthwav'ish' electric piano
1 dark room techno leadbass
1 technopunk leadbass
1 SciFi synthwave pad
Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License 2.0
Extra considerations:
You can use this patches without limitations. Only attribution if you include in software.
30 Helm presets.
enjoy.....
Helm polyphonic synthesizer presets pack
by Cris Owl AlvarezUploaded on Sep 01, 2015 (and last updated on Sep 22, 2016)
WARNING! This pack was made inside oldest version of Helm, and this good synth is in active developing. Some patches could not sound the same and I've noticed dangerous volume levels using them in recent updates. Please, be careful and use them at your own risk.
GNU General Public License v3.0
Extra considerations:
License was changed from CC-BY to GPL to avoid confussion about attribution. Use freely in your music.
Ken Restivo's Alsa Modular Synth Patches
by Ken RestivoUploaded on Oct 25, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 23, 2015)
A nice collection of patches for AMS, made by Ken Restivo, very good quality. However, not all of these patches work properly in the newest version of AMS. Many presets are available in the demo instruments that are included in the installation package: just click on "View" and then "Parameter View." The presets can be scrolled by clicking on the -1/+1 buttons. Any newly-made preset can be saved by clicking "Add Preset" and it will be added to the first empty preset slot.
Ken Restivo's Phasex Patches
by Ken RestivoUploaded on Oct 27, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2015)
Ken Restivo has created a nice collection of patches for Phasex. Depending on the version you are using, these patches may or may not work.
Ken Restivo's Whysynth Patches
by Ken RestivoUploaded on Oct 27, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 23, 2015)
Ken Restivo has put together some patches for WhySynth. Click the "open bank" menu option and select a patch. It will be installed at the last empty slot by default. Opening all of them, you can then re-save them as a single bank. :)
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