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Rozeta suite presets missing

tahichetahiche
edited March 2020 in General App Discussion

Hi,
I just purchased @brambos Rozeta and can’t find any presets. The list is empty in all AU3’s, tried AUM and Audiobus to no avail.
Because I’m assuming there are presets, eight?. Kosmonaut, to name one, lists presets just fine.

Comments

  • yowzayowza

    There are no presets so create your own

  • aplourdeaplourde

    @tahiche said:
    Hi,
    I just purchased @brambos Rozeta and can’t find any presets. The list is empty in all AU3’s, tried AUM and Audiobus to no avail.
    Because I’m assuming there are presets, eight?. Kosmonaut, to name one, lists presets just fine.

    There are no presets. Either they’re straightforward sequencers where you write your music (Bassline, Cells, XOX) or they’re semi-generative tools that that pretty much just “do-their-thing” and you tweak to taste.

    There should have been a manual however, as there are a few subtleties in operation that might not be obvious to new users, but feel free to ask as questions arise!

  • tahichetahiche

    Hi, thanks for the answers. After spending a couple of hours fiddling around I see that presets wouldn’t be that useful. BUT they would give a starting point and overview of what the tools can do. The “generate” function is almost like a random preset generator, but it’s not obvious and it’s sort of hidden. The true problem as I see it is the lack of a manual. The manual is sort an introduction brochure.
    Particles, collider, those are pretty straight forward, but something like Cells... Upon opening it, I couldn’t figure out what it was for. I checked out this video by. The Sound Testroom and it really helped

    So yeah., no need for presets, but definitely so for a proper manual.
    Thanks!

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