Just an offering to those who use Synthogy Ivory II. I have been making fxb banks in Cantabile 3 for Ivory II factory presets so I can look at familiar names when calling up pseudo presets and thought I would share them. These FXB files show and select the factory preset names in the pseudo preset file slot list. Just load Ivory and then load the fxb from the Ivory plugin drop down menu.
Let me know if they work for you.
Edit : I have posted some C3 racks (regular, not embedded) I made for Ivory Grands below. They are set up so that rack state changes will change the factory preset list for each given piano. Enjoy
Hi Neil, Thanks, I wondered if you could check this out for me? Itās a rack I made using the presets from Ivory Concert D. If you have that I mean? I am just seeing if the whole package goes over. I loaded the rack with empty Ivory, called the preset bank and created synchronized states with names and saved rack. works good here. If you have a different one let me know so I can test.
The racks donāt work for me because theyāre hard-wired to expect MIDI in from āMain Keyboardā and audio out to āMain Speakersā), neither of which exist on my setup. Probably the thing to do is wire Ivoryās input to āRack: MIDI Inā and output to āRack: Stereo Outā, and then someone using the rack can just hook it up into their song without needing to edit the rackās internal routing.
Also the rackās target port was set to have state behaviour, so after setting the Ivory output route to āRack: Stereo Outā, if I changed state, it would revert to āMain Speakersā for other states. I guess youād probably want to disable state behaviour for the target port, in general.
Great, they work straight āout of the boxā - just need to add a MIDI route into the rack and an audio route out of the rack into my audio output, and the various presets work great I wasnāt able to test the Italian Grand as I donāt have that sample set.
Nice work! I can see sharing of interesting racks being great fun in the Cantabile community
Iāve just been so happy with the German that I hadnāt considered getting the Italianā¦Dave and Brad, your words are making me think about an upgradeā¦