I directed you to a forum page to find this sf2 source previously when you wanted bells. Click on the blue text 'sf2 source' above for the direct link.

I completely missed your earlier link (bells). Downloading this collection now. Thanks!

Adria S. wroteI completely missed your earlier link (bells). Downloading this collection now. Thanks!

I didn't give you a direct link as above previously, just a forum page number (4 ) so you could scan down it, and find it yourself . In anycase, there's enough content there that you probably won't need to ask for the type of sounds you're looking for, for possibly months or years. And oh, you might want to create a separate tab in Studio One's browser so they are always available to access easily.

I have the files now (thanks again!) but won't be back in the studio for another day. Will these install and be usable as instrument options in Presence?

Adria S. wroteI have the files now (thanks again!) but won't be back in the studio for another day. Will these install and be usable as instrument options in Presence?

Yes, and I just edited my last post to mention the bit about creating a Tab for them with the location to them. They are all SF2, so when you drag and drop Presence XT will open up by default. You may need to edit the Presence settings to your liking in any music you create. You could save presets but that's a bit of hassle and not really necessary as the settings are all saved with any songs you save, like everything else.

You'll find bells in the 804 soundfont set btw, Tubular Bells is one.

Got them all loaded. Some of the string patches are to die for.. amazing. Liked the bells. Also found a suitable organ tone.

Thank you!!!

Adria S. wroteGot them all loaded. Some of the string patches are to die for.. amazing. Liked the bells. Also found a suitable organ tone.

Thank you!!!

That's great

And if you would like to edit any soundfont, you can do it using a completely free program called "Polyphone". You can grab it at the developer's site here: http://sur.ly/o/polyphone.fr/AA000014
You can create new soundfonts using any samples that you have, but to get familiar, it is easiest to open an existing soundfont, and play around with the program. It is a tremendous soundfont editor. I wouldn't trade it for any of the paid ones.

Thanks Scott. Those links are excellent. I ended up download everything include the full paid versions for some of those libraries. Well worth it. You have opened me up to the world of SFZ libraries and how well they can work in Presence XT and within Studio One.

I have been expanding my Presence library a bit these days and your links certainly will give those SFZ libraries for me a tremendous boost. The Eminent 310U organ/strings mentioned elsewhere is also a great and very affordable library.

And thanks to Simon too as I got the editor program too. Excellent resource that one.

Jemusic wroteThe Eminent 310U organ/strings mentioned elsewhere is also a great and very affordable library.

Jermusic, could you point me in the direction of the 310U soundfont library you purchased? I found this freebie but am unsure if it's the same: http://www.perkristian.net/studio_eminent310.shtml

Here is the thread:

viewtopic.php?f=213&t=25106

Or the website itself:

http://mcpersso310u.com

It is only 14 Euros but it is an excellent sample set of this classic Jarre string sound. And he has done it all for Presence XT so it all loads in a treat too.

But you really need the phase shifter which Jarre also used called an Electro Harmonix Small Stone. But here is the VST version of Small Stone phaser. It is called Big Rock:

http://www.artsacoustic.com/artsacoustic_bigrock.php

Now I really recommend this phaser because not only it sounds amazing but it really works well in conjunction with the Eminent organ/strings sounds

Jemusic wroteThanks Scott. Those links are excellent.

I know of many excellent things, and somethings you won't discover till after I'm gone

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Adria for Jean Michel Jarre type stuff... If you happen to own Reaktor 6, there is this free and amazingly authentic sounding ensemble instrument emulation of the Eminent 310 Unique/Theatre Organ. You can listen to the preview here vie the link. It was last updated 4 months ago.

https://www.native-instruments.com/en/r ... show/4923/

Found an even smoother organ tone for my composition.

http://rkhive.com/organ.html -> Jeux 14 (128 patches). I am using the Jeu de Fltes patch.

If that link ever goes down, I have a backup on my gdrive: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xT_ ... 1R3X1lGTTA