Welcome to the club ! You can download patches on the website, or may i say you could ? You'll have to store them in your synth by MIDI, yes. Use the AN1x editor or MIDIox, a basic but useful freeware. I can forward you some sound banks if i remember where they are... BUT the most exciting thing on an "analog" instrument is to experiment with the knobs and pots to discover what does an oscillator, a filter resonance, the different filter slopes and VCO waveforms.... and to taylor your own sounds. Do you have the manual ? OK, IMHO it cannot be regarded as a model, but it gives the essential "know how". If you're not familiar with such instruments take your time to discover the limitations (10 note polyphony for ex.) and the exciting sounds of this synth. Very under rated, it is not as famous as the Nord Leads or other Viruses, but very powerful and with some outstanding features like the free E.G. or the step sequencer. Cheers. J.F. stashofsteel a \ufffdcrit : > > Just bought a used anx1 today. I'm very excitied about my purchase. I > scrolled through the presets and some sounds decent are pretty decent. > I can tell this thing could be a beast. My question is this? > How do I upload the patches to the an1x. I see all kinds of patches in > the file section. I assume it has to do with midi. If some one could > lead me to the answer I'd be most greatful. > >
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Re: [AN1x] Newbie here
2009-11-05 by Jeff
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