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Re: [Logic_Cafe] [LUG] [OT] What are you using to catalog sounds?

2008-11-30 by GAmoore@aol.com

Why don't you just use Logic's "save channel strip" feature. Set up a synth, 
with a patch and plug ins then save it. You can create folders within the 
channel strip saving area too, so you can make a folder for pianos, basses, etc, 
and name them whatever you want.

In a message dated 11/28/08 6:31:31 AM, chazperx@... writes:

> I'm finding that I need a solution for my sounds. When I'm working on a 
> project, I need a "bassy piano" sound or a "wind fx" sound, and I can't always 
> remember which synth and which patch I like.
> 
> Right now I'm writing stuff done, but thats getting a little old.
> 
> Basically I need a database where I can assign Absynth Patch#34 "Alienpiano" 
> with the keywords "piano, bass, weird", so that when all my sounds are in 
> there, all I have to do is type in a keyword, and whichever patches have that 
> keyword, will show up in a results list.
> 
> I know I can do this with Bento 2, but I have to create it from scratch, 
> which would be difficult.
> 




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