I got a little carried away when I started to create a new bank of tones for the FOURM. I thought I’d start off with a few simple bass tones and ended up down a rabbit hole of much Bassey goodness! There’s so much in this little synth that I couldn’t help but enjoy making more and more. From snappy acid to deep subs, Reese basses, ominous modulation and dancetastic intervals… it’s all in here
The files are in sysex format for MIDI OX or Sysexlibrarian and in a .lib file for the Soundtower editor software. The sysex file also contains the Sequential Pro-One patches in 1-40, followed by the basses in 41-90 with a few Prophet 5 patches thrown in for good luck around 121-128
back up your existing USER_2 presets before loading these
I got a little carried away when I started to create a new bank of tones for the FOURM. I thought I’d start off with a few simple bass tones and ended up down a rabbit hole of much Bassey goodness! There’s so much in this little synth that I couldn’t help but enjoy making more and more. From snappy acid to deep subs, Reese basses, ominous modulation and dancetastic intervals… it’s all in here
The files are in sysex format for MIDI OX or Sysexlibrarian and in a .lib file for the Soundtower editor software. The sysex file also contains the Sequential Pro-One patches in 1-40, followed by the basses in 41-90 with a few Prophet 5 patches thrown in for good luck around 121-128
back up your existing USER_2 presets before loading these
