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51 FREE Presets for IceGear’s Kronecker Synth by Spidericemidas

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  • echooperaechoopera
    edited March 2020

    @Spidericemidas said:

    @echoopera said:
    @Spidericemidas Finally had a chance to play a bit with these wonderful patches. It's awesome to hear something so magical and ethereal coming from this synth...I never knew it possessed such beauty. Thanks again for sharing these with us...

    You are a master artisan at sculpting sounds for synths and we are very fortunate to have you as a pillar of our community.

    Here's my little morning post coffee, pre-lunch sonic journey:

    I really enjoyed that! Sounds lovely! Thank you so much for putting it together and posting. Doug should hopefully be doing a YT livestream demo of the bank this evening, so when it’s uploaded afterwards as a playable video, I will drop a comment in there with a link to your composition as a great example of the presets in action!

    Wonderful work as always, man! 💕

    Glad you dig it. Will be exploring it more with the MPC One to try a bit more structure. Maybe it’s time for an IceGear SpiderIceMidas Jam session tonight. 👊🏼™️

    Keep up the great work mate. 🙏🏼💕

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @kingvidorfan said:
    good stuff, thanks @Spidericemidas !

    Cheers! 😊🙏

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas
    edited March 2020

    @kingvidorfan said:
    good stuff, thanks @Spidericemidas !

    Cheers! 😊🙏> @lukesleepwalker said:

    One feature that has arrived relatively recently in Kronecker (that I wish I had when I was doing a lot of sound design) is the ability to copy/paste a layer. So let's say you have a good thing going but you want to tweak a layer without losing what you have. Just copy that layer and turn off the first one and tweak away...

    Yeah. That was a very helpful feature for sure! It’s something I would have liked to have also in Continua seeing as there are three OSC and so many routing options for each one, it would save a lot of time just being able to copy the settings over from one OSC to another for working on variations without wandering so far and losing what you nailed down in the first OSC! Synths that have multiple OSCs and complex routing possibilities for each OSC would totally be quicker and easier to work with with this copy paste ability. Especially when you want to just be able to duplicate everything you did for one OSC and just make slight adjustments to the copy for making a thicker sound or something slightly different to boost or enhance the sound from the first OSC.

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @LeonKowalski said:
    Wow, Spider, this is awesome! I haven't used Kronecker that much because I wasn't too fond of the onboard presets, and I'm way too dumb busy to program my own patches. The former will change now, the latter will not. 😜

    Exactly the same here! Had Kronecker since it first dropped on app store but wasn’t inspired by the factory presets so left it alone for so long! Only decided to pick it up and have a go with it two weeks ago, as I’d like to get a bank into every IceGear synth. They are very good once you dive in. 👍

  • SatieSatie

    Big thanks for the presets!!

    And again, I‘m lost in understanding the Particle Trigger thing🥺🤯

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @Satie said:
    Big thanks for the presets!!

    And again, I‘m lost in understanding the Particle Trigger thing🥺🤯

    It’s a feature you don’t find in any other iOS synth, as far as I can tell. I wish more of them incorporated it as it is just awesome! Yeah it takes a little head scratching at first. Best to have only one emitter switched on at first just for practising with the routing, envelope settings and trigger settings. These presets might help you for some reverse engineering to see how it works. 😊

  • lukesleepwalkerlukesleepwalker

    @Spidericemidas said:

    @Satie said:
    Big thanks for the presets!!

    And again, I‘m lost in understanding the Particle Trigger thing🥺🤯

    It’s a feature you don’t find in any other iOS synth, as far as I can tell. I wish more of them incorporated it as it is just awesome! Yeah it takes a little head scratching at first. Best to have only one emitter switched on at first just for practising with the routing, envelope settings and trigger settings. These presets might help you for some reverse engineering to see how it works. 😊

    To be clear about how to do this: look for the orange and yellow squares that have A, B, C, D associated with them. The orange square is the selector for which emitter you are currently working on in the UI. Any changes you make will only affect the selected layer. The yellow squares next to the orange one are the on/off controls for each layer. So, turn off B, C, and D and select the orange A and you will have isolated just the A layer. From there, find the yellow/gray squares with numbers in them. Those control the rhythmic sequence of the emitters--change the "steps" that are on by making them yellow and you should hear how the emitter changes its rhythmic pattern.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Spidericemidas, thank you so much for these excellent presets.

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @InfoCheck said:
    Spidericemidas, thank you so much for these excellent presets.

    No problem! They were very enjoyable to make. 🙏

  • nickpettnickpett

    Hi there
    Spent the evening with these presets and chords and tunes were flying everywhere. Thanks so much spidericemidas really inspiring. Ice gear should include them in the presets

  • TickletigerTickletiger

    Great sounding presets, thanks to Spidericemidas, Doug for the demo, and Icegear for the app!

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @nickpett said:
    Hi there
    Spent the evening with these presets and chords and tunes were flying everywhere. Thanks so much spidericemidas really inspiring. Ice gear should include them in the presets

    Mission accomplished! 😃 That’s very good to hear, thank you very much! 🙏

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @Tickletiger said:
    Great sounding presets, thanks to Spidericemidas, Doug for the demo, and Icegear for the app!

    It’s always great hearing Doug play my sounds. 🎧😎🎹🎶

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    Many thanks. In the best or most creative sense some of these are very inspiring.

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    Many thanks. In the best or most creative sense some of these are very inspiring.

    Thanks, man! 🙏

  • CrawlingwindCrawlingwind

    Thanks so much! Really great!

  • SatieSatie

    @lukesleepwalker said:

    @Spidericemidas said:

    @Satie said:
    Big thanks for the presets!!

    And again, I‘m lost in understanding the Particle Trigger thing🥺🤯

    It’s a feature you don’t find in any other iOS synth, as far as I can tell. I wish more of them incorporated it as it is just awesome! Yeah it takes a little head scratching at first. Best to have only one emitter switched on at first just for practising with the routing, envelope settings and trigger settings. These presets might help you for some reverse engineering to see how it works. 😊

    To be clear about how to do this: look for the orange and yellow squares that have A, B, C, D associated with them. The orange square is the selector for which emitter you are currently working on in the UI. Any changes you make will only affect the selected layer. The yellow squares next to the orange one are the on/off controls for each layer. So, turn off B, C, and D and select the orange A and you will have isolated just the A layer. From there, find the yellow/gray squares with numbers in them. Those control the rhythmic sequence of the emitters--change the "steps" that are on by making them yellow and you should hear how the emitter changes its rhythmic pattern.

    Thanks a lot. I think, I had the buffer size problem in AUM - the particles didn‘t go in play modus. After trying it in standalone and AB it works in AUM also. So the Particle Trigger thing isn‘t too complicated.

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @Crawlingwind said:
    Thanks so much! Really great!

    Hope you find them useful in some way 😊

  • lasselulasselu

    Just a quick play with some of the presets...
    All sounds are spiders presets except the kick drum. I've added a little extra spice with FAC Chorus, TB Reverb and Alteza...

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Doug rules:

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @lasselu said:
    Just a quick play with some of the presets...
    All sounds are spiders presets except the kick drum. I've added a little extra spice with FAC Chorus, TB Reverb and Alteza...

    Hey! This is brilliant! I didn’t think about it whilst making the presets, but now you’ve put them together in this way, they’re sounding very 80’s, which has put a big smile on my face! 😃 Love it! Thank you!

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @Faland said:
    Doug rules:

    It was a great demo! @thesoundtestroom
    Thanks for posting here, Andrea. 👍

  • lasselulasselu

    @Spidericemidas said:
    Hey! This is brilliant! I didn’t think about it whilst making the presets, but now you’ve put them together in this way, they’re sounding very 80’s, which has put a big smile on my face! 😃 Love it! Thank you!

    Thanks!

  • reasOnereasOne

    these really should come with kronecker when people new to it download it

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @reasOne said:
    these really should come with kronecker when people new to it download it

    Just received an email from Satoshi, so I took the chance in my reply to mention that perhaps this bank could be included in Kronecker’s library for future buyers. 😉👍

  • craftycuratecraftycurate
    edited March 2020

    Thanks again to @Spidericemidas not just for some excellent Kronecker presets but for resurrecting this synth for me and showing its scope beyond the factory presets.

    Here’s a tune I did today which incorporates two Kronecker instances, one for a mellow pad and the other a percussive arp. Both of those began life as Spider’s presets, but given the new impetus they’ve given me to explore this synth I ended up tweaking them quite a bit.

    The tune is for friends I know who lost a beloved family pet of 17 years and I wanted to capture the mixture of sadness and celebration that comes when remembering someone or a pet who is dearly missed but who brought a lot of joy into your life. Thanks @Spidericemidas for helping me put a sound to those emotions today :)

    It’s 10 mins plus so if that’s TLDL territory (too long didn’t listen), then skip around and get the different sections of it.

  • oddSTARoddSTAR

    @Spidericemidas said:

    @reasOne said:
    these really should come with kronecker when people new to it download it

    Just received an email from Satoshi, so I took the chance in my reply to mention that perhaps this bank could be included in Kronecker’s library for future buyers. 😉👍

    Great idea and great patches! My compliments...

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @craftycurate said:
    Thanks again to @Spidericemidas not just for some excellent Kronecker presets but for resurrecting this synth for me and showing its scope beyond the factory presets.

    Here’s a tune I did today which incorporates two Kronecker instances, one for a mellow pad and the other a percussive arp. Both of those began life as Spider’s presets, but given the new impetus they’ve given me to explore this synth I ended up tweaking them quite a bit.

    The tune is for friends I know who lost a beloved family pet of 17 years and I wanted to capture the mixture of sadness and celebration that comes when remembering someone or a pet who is dearly missed but who brought a lot of joy into your life. Thanks @Spidericemidas for helping me put a sound to those emotions today :)

    It’s 10 mins plus so if that’s TLDL territory (too long didn’t listen), then skip around and get the different sections of it.

    This is lush and amazing! Well done! That wash of sound....💕

  • craftycuratecraftycurate
    edited March 2020

    @Spidericemidas said:

    This is lush and amazing! Well done! That wash of sound....💕

    Thanks! That wash is a mixture of TB Reverb cranked up, delay + Some hidden tricks ... I send all my ambient tracks to a submix, which then splits to a pass through and a Borderlands Granular submix (which contains a few different live input loops and grain clouds), and both then sum into an ambient effects channel

  • SpidericemidasSpidericemidas

    @craftycurate said:
    Thanks again to @Spidericemidas not just for some excellent Kronecker presets but for resurrecting this synth for me and showing its scope beyond the factory presets.

    Here’s a tune I did today which incorporates two Kronecker instances, one for a mellow pad and the other a percussive arp. Both of those began life as Spider’s presets, but given the new impetus they’ve given me to explore this synth I ended up tweaking them quite a bit.

    The tune is for friends I know who lost a beloved family pet of 17 years and I wanted to capture the mixture of sadness and celebration that comes when remembering someone or a pet who is dearly missed but who brought a lot of joy into your life. Thanks @Spidericemidas for helping me put a sound to those emotions today :)

    It’s 10 mins plus so if that’s TLDL territory (too long didn’t listen), then skip around and get the different sections of it.

    This is really good stuff. I keep coming back to it. Kinda reminds me of Sigur Ros in a way. It is both sad and uplifting and seems very reflective. It gets uplifting and happy when the beats are playing, and then mellows out again with a sad and reflective feeling. I’m glad to have provided some sounds that got you started on this piece and inspired you to tweak further with them. I’m not from the TLDL brigade. I come from an era where things happened slower, lasted longer and we were all required to wait for things and have full attention spans. So 10 mins plus is not exactly a challenge for me. 10 mins was about the loading time of a Spectrum or Atari cassette game, wasn’t it? Never really a problem to me. Keep up the great work, man! Listening to what you, @lasselu and @echoopera have done with my sounds so far, I am sitting back with a pleased smile thinking, “mission accomplished”. If I can produce a sound that people find useful and inspiring in some way for their own sound design and music production, and I get to hear what they’re doing from it, then that is my biggest reward. 🙏

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