Patch conversion from pro-53 to Creameware Pro-12 ASB
Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 7:00 pm
Hi everyone!
I have been working during the last year with the pro-53 and I changed to Creamware Pro-12 because in my opinion the sound is FATTER and more OrGaNiC, it sounds like the real thing, it's easy to use, the real hardware knobs are the “hardware heaven” of the old school, IT ROCKS!!!.
I’m still waiting for my key authorization from Creamware in order to install the new OS in the box, (maybe they are celebrating Xmas...), looks like it will fix some minor glitches (larger glissando, and some crack noises).
I have a LOT! of personal patches created in the pro-53 last year and I tryed to pass them manually (knob by knob) to the Pro-12 and you could imagine how tedious it is. At the same time the knobs' position is slightly different between them. And by seing the knobs position in the screen translated into the Pro-12 could be everything but precise.
Did someone know about a translator program to make this work easier?. Anyway, I imagine that some final retouches are required but I can live with it.
Which alternatives do you think that I have?
Thank you very much in advance for the advice.
I have been working during the last year with the pro-53 and I changed to Creamware Pro-12 because in my opinion the sound is FATTER and more OrGaNiC, it sounds like the real thing, it's easy to use, the real hardware knobs are the “hardware heaven” of the old school, IT ROCKS!!!.
I’m still waiting for my key authorization from Creamware in order to install the new OS in the box, (maybe they are celebrating Xmas...), looks like it will fix some minor glitches (larger glissando, and some crack noises).
I have a LOT! of personal patches created in the pro-53 last year and I tryed to pass them manually (knob by knob) to the Pro-12 and you could imagine how tedious it is. At the same time the knobs' position is slightly different between them. And by seing the knobs position in the screen translated into the Pro-12 could be everything but precise.
Did someone know about a translator program to make this work easier?. Anyway, I imagine that some final retouches are required but I can live with it.
Which alternatives do you think that I have?
Thank you very much in advance for the advice.