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March 1, 2021 11:53 am
I was sent by Shane a Patch Naming guidelines document, written by user Kevin Giehl (@klight). I have worked through it and made several updates. If you have wondered about the logic behind the patch names, have a look at this 6 page document:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8e7zjdfyu9wkm7o/Unify%20Patch%20Naming%20Structure.pdf?dl=0
Enjoy and I'm open to altering or filing in if this is missing anything.
- John Lehmkuhl
[edited 5 Mar 2021 by Shane, to give credit to original author @klight.]
Life is Sound / Sound is Divine
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Patrick Smith and mj_prod reacted
March 5, 2021 2:44 am
Well nice to see your brain documented in a small way. I had to learn these via osmosis or you telling me direct. Learned a few new things after all these years. Thanks
pluginguru reacted
March 5, 2021 11:03 pm
Hello John,
this is so helpful when sorting a lot of patches that aren't categorized.
Thank you for all your hard work and experience!
Greetings and God bless, Marius
You reacted
January 13, 2022 12:48 pm
I love this! This is what VIP should have been. Some questions:
- There is an MPE category, but MPE does not describe a sound. So it's not for the name but as an extra tag, right? For instance, the SWAM Cello is actually a STR sound. I would name it "STR - SWAM Cello", and then use MPE as a tag.
- There is BPM ORGAN but not ORGAN
- There is BPM LEAD but not LEAD
- There is BPM CHORD but not CHORD
- Should there be a VOCODER category?
This post was modified 1 year ago 3 times by crazyray54
terrybritton reacted
January 29, 2022 9:59 am
I made a suggestion here to develop this further by 1) using Category only for the categories described here (i.e. instruments), 2) adding a Timbre tag to describe sounds in exclusive pairs (e.g., bright vs dark), and 3) add a Style tag to describe properties such as Acoustic, Ambient and Analog. I would be happy to help develop these tags.
May 27, 2023 2:33 pm
I love the Skippy's Patch naming system and have been using it ever since I bought my first Pluginguru Library!
My favorite thing is the CAPS Category right up front which makes finding patches super fast.
Over the years, I've added a few more instrument Categories that Windcontroller players tend to have a lot of.
BRASS - already exists on the list, but I use this for mostly brass ensembles/sections or synth brass emulations
CLAR - Clarinets
FLUTE - Flutes, Pan Flutes, Airy Flutes, Ocarina, Recorder and anything Flutey
HORN - French Horns
REED - Harmonicas, Accordions, as well as double reeds like Oboe & Bassoon.
SAX - Saxophones
TBONE - Trombones
TRMPT - Trumpets
TUBA - Tubas
Have fun!
robo
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