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MPV Free Stuff: Logic Pro Rhodes Presets
- Toby Pitman • Nov 03, 2011 • Logic Pro • 13 comments
Check out our Logic Pro: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 course!
Logic's EVP88 can create Rhodes pianos, analog basses, Hammond organs and all manner of realistic & eclectic sounds. In this MPV Free Stuff, Toby Pitman shares 10 excellent Rhodes presets for Logic! ...
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Check out our Logic Pro: Exploring the EVP88 and the EVB3 course!
Toby Pitman | Articles by this author
Toby composes, records, performs and produces music in every possible style all over the world for TV shows, advertising and for recordings. Over his 18 year professional career Toby has worked with many major recording artists including George Michael, David Arnold, Yussif Islam (Cat Stevens), Giles Martin and Shirley Bassey. Toby is also a Logic Pro master, expert synthesist and sound designer. Toby's passion for music education has led him to teach for The International Guitar Foundation and the Brighton Institute of Modern Music.
You are to kind giving us all these presets!
I dont use presets that much, but its always good to taste a little bit of others creativity.
What about some sculpture presets and some sound design tutorials, not necessarily in the dance genre?
Thanks again,
Ionut
Bob DeMaa
Still...why don´t the presets show up in my EVP88?
That's because they're not EVP88 presets... they're entire channel strips.
Click-hold on the Channel strip button at the top of an Instrument channel strip to access these :)
Hope that helps
Rounik
/Tom
@stanton_rj, what version of Logic are you running? Please try re-downloading the file, unzipping it and then placing it in the correct folder as per the instructions.
I'm running Logic Pro 9.1.5.
I have redowned, unzipped and placed as per your instructions multiple times and receive the same 'file corrupt' message.
Interestingly, my Mainstage 2.1.3 does open, however I receive the same message.
Sorry for the trouble, I appreciate the effort and just love the Hammond.
Thank you.
Just want to check that you're not double-clicking the preset file (.cst) to try and open them?
Excuse me if you're already aware of this, but you need to access the channel strip settings once inside Logic by creating a software instrument channel strip and then from the library (right hand area) choosing the setting.
Let me know how you get on.
R
Thank you for the advice, I most certainly will take your advice and get back to you asap. Something very urgent just came up and I must deal with it immediately.
Thank you again.
Stanton
Some real tasty stuff here! Very musical and interesting!
Many Thanks,
Adam