DSP56300 - VAVRA 1.3.10 (Waldorf Micro Q Emulator)

[@simonlegrec]

DSP56300 - VAVRA 1.3.10 (Waldorf Micro Q Emulator) About Micro Q: The Micro Q is a 16-part multi-timbral synth that's capable of 25-voice polyphony. It contains 300 preset programs, a multimode with 100 presets, plus 20 separate maps for its (very good) drum sounds. Editing takes place on the front panel, with a matrix printed thereupon through which you can navigate to set up the real-time controllers of your choice. Join this channel to get access to perks: kzbin.info/door/p0NCGSY344DlD3uQXjRwKAjoin 🎧 My Playlists: www.youtube.com/@simonlegrec/playlists 🎹 Subscribe: kzbin.info/door/p0NCGSY344DlD3uQXjRwKA My social media: Facebook facebook.com/simonlegrec1 IG instagram.com/legrecsimon/ 🎵My music: linktr.ee/simonlegrec ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌟I would like to thank all companies for their OFFICIAL PERMISSION to present their products. Roland, Rob Papen, HY-Plugins, TAL Software, Synapse Audio, Softube, U-he, ReFX, Vengeance Sound, Native Instruments, Sonic Projects, Sonic Academy, Devious Machines, Steinberg, Arturia, Cherry Audio, Beatmaker, Access Music, Tone2, Spitfire Audio, Heavyocity, Spectrasonics, Parawave, IK-Multimedia, Reason Studios, Ujam, United Plugins. Let's make our community 🌍United States, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Russia, Japan, Netherlands, Canada, Brasil, Spain, India, Poland, Sweden, Mexico, Australia, South Korea, Turkey, Ukraine, Argentina, Belgium, Indonesia, Switzerland, Chile, Hungary, Finland, Israel, Norway, Greece, South Africa, Czechia, Romania, Austria, Portugal, New Zeeland and many more.....even stronger. Subscribe & Hit the Bell 🔔Icon 👍Like, Comment & Share Your support ❤ fuels my passion and motivates me to keep creating and striving for excellence. Let's continue this incredible journey together. Thank U

[@johnhumphries6772]

What these guys at DSP56300 are doing is nothing short of incredible. Their 1:1 access virus B,C, TI & TI2 emulations are also amazing. I’m currently alpha testing their new offering which is the Waldorf Microwave XT and it’s very good already even at this early stage of development.

[@anythingbox]

I was a bit skeptical at first... BUT DAMN. This is very good. Tip: Make sure you set the output level in the settings. Mine was very low in overall volume. If you are in Ableton, by saving the 'state' of the plugin as a default patch, all the settings are retained. Also, you CAN put the sound sets together with the VST, but make sure you just point to the folders in settings. And yes, make sure the system file is also there.

[@RayTheProducer]

Excellent pad sounds!

[@srpski_rus]

GREAT VA classic synth!

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

OK, got it working. In the instruction the file names lack the extensions, either .vst3 or .mid. So the names are not the ones of the folders. In Ableton the plugin folder is The Usual Suspects (or search for Vavra). On my PC the plugin was far larger than my screen, so right click to make it smaller.

[@RogerBrenon]

When I went to the Waldorf site and got the soundsets, I got a lot more presets. They have Forum 1,2 and 3 soundsets plus singles folders . 699 more presets to add. Remember NOT to put your soundsets in your VST folder before importing them.

[@simonlegrec]

Bonjour Roger, merci for Your comment. I just wanted shortly present our community the new update. Thank U for the information in the name of the community

[@yackman4368]

Hey I was wondering what you mean by importing them? I added them to the vst folder first by accident and I'm not getting any of the sounds. Thanks!

[@RogerBrenon]

@@yackman4368 I would put the soundsets on your D drive or some other drive and then right click "Data Sources" > "Add Files" > then select the folder you put all the files. Not really "Importing" them but setting the location..

[@eren3390]

@@RogerBrenoncan‘t find the other presets? there is just one sounds folder?

[@paulio150]

How do i import the sounds?

[@simonlegrec]

Read the details in descr.