I can't believe Plugmon is free u-he Started distributing skin MONA N6 and preset pack Replicants for Tyrell N6 for free
This is amazing ~
Plugmon's skins are amazing in that they not only change the appearance, but also the usability.
Moreover, that quality is completely paid quality.
And the preset pack Replicants is an elaborate set of 60 replicas of the JUNO-56's factory presets (bank A).
In addition, 88 presets include presets that allow you to enjoy analog synth sounds, as well as presets inspired by images and real sounds from the movie "Blade Runner".
If you do not have TyrellN6, please read the article below which explains how to download and install it.
Sound demo
I tried playing the ply set.
It's a beautiful sound.
What surprised me this time was that parameters such as filters and envelopes are displayed in the preset browser, and you can make slight changes while selecting a preset!
This is a small idea, but it's great.
MONA N6 skin overview
“MONA N6” is a custom GUI for u-he Tyrell Nexus 6. This is a paid product for Diva”MONA“This is a spin-off work, and by reusing MONA resources, we are now able to provide paid-quality designs for free!
MONA N6 features a new modulation system similar to NI Massive. This is exactly the same system as MONA.
Click: Set mod source (only when not set)
Drag text area: adjust mod depth
Right click: Change mod source
Click icon: change mod source
Mod depth is displayed as a ring around the knob
Please try and use it. It's really simple and feels great in your hands!Some Nice Things
MONA N6 also includes a few more items not found in the original skin.
- Undo/Redo button
- MIDI/CPU meter
- output volume meter
- Glide mode switch (time/rate)
- LFO unipolar toggle
These are parameters and functions that TN6 secretly has internally, but are hidden on the original GUI.
For preset designers
Note that glide modes and unipolar toggles are almost inaccessible to regular users using other skins (some DAWs, e.g. Logic Pro, only allow editing via the automation system). ). Using these features without notification can confuse users with the behavior of the preset.
Replicants preset pack overview
"Replicants" is a preset library for u-he Tyrell N6, consisting of two collections. One is the 2 “Replicants” of the JUNO-1's factory preset (Bank A). They are so meticulously crafted that it is difficult to distinguish them from the originals...
The other is a collection of 88 original presets with old-school sounds. This starts with the basic synth sounds that Tyrell N1980 should cover, which is modeled after analog synths from the 6s, and also includes beautiful sounds that take advantage of Tyrell's characteristics such as LP/HP morph, FM, and Ring Mod. I am. Some are inspired by images and real-life sounds from the movie Blade Runner.
content
- 56 replicants
- 22 bases
- 8 brass/strings
- 9 keyboard system
- 15 mono leads
- 7 poly leads*
- 19 pads
- 8 plucks
A total of 144 presets are included. all presetsmod wheelsIt supports morphs by
*Poly Lead... Although polyphonic, this preset is designed for playing monophonic phrases such as melodies rather than playing chords.
About editing presets
In some presets, the hidden parameter "Glide Mode (Time/Rate)" is edited from the default state, and this is not normally displayed on the default skin. Some DAWs allow editing using the automation function, but if you want to check and edit this more easily, you can use the free skins distributed on this site.MONA N6Please use.
Download
Registration and purchase procedures are required to download.
Go to the link above and click "Add to Cart" for "Replicants" and "MONA N6" respectively.
The shopping bag on the top right? Hover your mouse over the icon and click the "Purchase Procedure" that appears.
Enter the required information, check the Terms of Use checkbox, and click "Confirm Order"
Creating an account will make it easier to re-download later.
Click each download button to start downloading.
Installation
I will explain each of them.
Installing the Replicants preset pack
Open “TyrellN6” and click “Presets”.
With "Local" selected, right-click and click "open in Explorer".
Open the folder "TyrellN6", unzip the preset you downloaded earlier, and put the entire folder inside.
Return to the plugin, select "Local", right-click and click "refresh".
The preset is now recognized.
MONA N6 skin installation
Move the preset to "TyrellN6.data" two levels up from "TyrellN2" that was opened during installation.
Transition to "Support" -> "Themes".
The Path looks like the following.
I think the meaning above "u-he" differs from person to person.
\u-he\TyrellN6.data\Support\Themes
When you open "Themes", insert the unzipped "MONA N6" folder into it.
This completes the installation.
Open the plug-in ``TyrellN6'' from your DAW, right-click anywhere on the GUI, and click ``MONA N6'' to apply the skin.
If you already have the plugin "TyrellN6" open, please delete it and reopen it.
If the skin is not displayed, the "TyrellN6" version may be old, so try again.Download and install “TyrellN6”Please try again.
That's cool~
Comment
Oh, this might be good, I thought, so I went to the site and found that the skin for Diva (MONA) was so cool that I wanted it, even though it had to be paid. ．． ．． I thought about it and looked around and found out that this is made by a Japanese person.
soup
The skin for Diva looks really good.
Since the skin matches the modeling source, it will make you feel better.
I'm hesitant because it's not cheap at $35.
To be honest, Diva is heavy and I don't use it often, so it's a low priority.
(If it were on sale, I would buy it right away.)
Oh, the person who created these skins and presets is also a member of Soundquest.
Wow, you're too talented.
That's right, it's not cheap at all. But, if I buy this, I'll have to start up Diva every time I want to play around with that UI. . (I still want it...)
Soundquest, that's right, I thought the illustration looked familiar. But, what the heck is this person? He's too amazing.
soup
Isn't it
That look is attractive and makes you feel good, and it also improves operability.
Well, it's annoying.
That's right
It is detailed here.
https://soundquest.jp/about-author/