lechiffre - Waldorf Largo Track via Stefan Trippler

lechiffre.mp3
"All sounds from Largo. No additional processing except a little compression
on the drums."

Waldorf Blofeld Drums

via Stefan Tripler:

"Sample A18 "Drum Kit" and some knob twiddling:

http://www.trippler.net/files/blo/blokeysdrumkit.mp3

Just for fun, as always

Stefan"

A Mini Waldorf Largo Review and Samples

via Boele of SCD on the Waldorf list, posted here with permission.

"Yes, Largo is approaching :D

Largo looks like Blofeld/uQ in terms of parameters, but it can sound quite different and has some very fine additional features.

First of all, it has all the wavetables Blofeld has, including the Upperwavetable, the matrix, the 4 envelopes, 3 LFOs, 2 filters, FXs etc. all known from Blofeld/uQ. Also the arpeggiator is there.

In addition, the first two oscillators have a sub-oscillator with selectable foot and level settings.

The phaser FX has been improved a lot. It sounds *way* better than the one on the Blofeld (personal opinion).

There is an added Fuzz FX in the FX section which also sound pretty good.

My personal favorit: the step LFO (only LFO3). you can set a value for each of the maximum of 16 steps and you can also smooth out the steps a little if wanted. Last but not least, you can set any number of steps while the LFO speed is maintained.
Now when you sync the LFO to MIDI clock you can imagine the funny things you can do. I really love this feature and hope to see it back one day in Blofeld.

The delay has gotten extended delay time up to three seconds. Very usable for ambient sounds :)

There is a global equalizer and also a bass boost knob to finetune the overall sound of Largo.

You can create four layers of sounds and send them to various outputs if wanted. Waldorf also developed some smart bank/preset loading/saving routines. (maybe some other betatester can spread a bit more light on this? I didn't use it yet).

All in all, I started to like this piece of software a lot. Not bad for a hardware guy :) 90% of the parameters are approachable by MIDI CCs so with a good controller it feels like hardware anyway.

Is there nothing to complain about? Well, maybe only the missing PPG filter. Not sure if Waldorf intends to add this in a future release. But even without it Largo gives so much sound fun.

The above is just my own personal view on Largo, developed during testing. It will hit the market in the very near future as far as I know.

Check it out!

Boele"

And via Stefan Trippler:
"If it's of any help, the Largo demos I already posted on the list were made
on a Pentium Dual Core 2,4 GHz

http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/tanzindenmai.mp3
http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/messie.mp3
http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/lullaby.mp3
http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/murmur.mp3

In terms of the sound character: when I made these demos I had only my own weird sounds available that always have a little too much overdrive, FM or modulations of any kind. The Largo can also make nice sounds ;)"

Waldorf Talking Wavetables

via Stefan Trippler:

"I just rediscovered these talking wavetables (19/20; 12345 etc):

http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/murmur.mp3

Not very useful, but still funny ;)"

Update via the Waldorf list: these are on the Wave, MW, MWII/XT, and Blofeld.

messie - Waldorf Blofeld Track

via Stefan Trippler on the Waldorf list.

"Just a few Waldorf spring sounds with Stylus drums:

www.trippler.net/files/mp3/messie.mp3"

a quantum of blofeld

aquantumofblofeld.mp3
Waldorf Blofeld track via Stefan Trippler.
"Just some saturday evening fun. Drums from Stylus RMX and Battery 3."

Cramp - Blofeld track by Stefan Trippler

http://www.trippler.net/files/blo/cramp.mp3. More mp3s here where I found this image.

http://www.trippler.net

After Midnight

via Stefan Trippler on the Waldorf list:
"Just one more sample based percussive Blofeld sound and then I'll go to bed:

http://www.trippler.net/files/blob/denhaag.mp3

Hmm, haven't tried that Cubase 5 update yet. What about sending this file
through the loop masher VSTI, will take only some minutes:

http://www.trippler.net/files/blob/loopmash2.mp3

Well, it's weekend, let's add some more Blo sounds:

http://www.trippler.net/files/blob/blomash.mp3

Jeez, half past three

Good night ;)"

Last MoPho noises in 2008

mopho16.mp3 via Stefan Trippler.

"Stylus drums, lots of fx, little patience as always ;)"

Short DSI MoPho christmas tune

via Stefan Trippler:

http://www.trippler.net/files/p1/mopho16.mp3

"All synth sounds from DSI MoPho, drums from Stylus RMX, some reverb, delays, EQs and so on from Cubase. Not suited for multimedia speakers ;)"

Cold and Wet

DSI Mopho track by Stefan Trippler: mopho15.mp3

Update: Stefan Trippler's Waldorf Blofeld Track with NIN Vocals

click here

blothering

All Waldorf Blofeld via Stefan Trippler: blothering.mp3

MOOG OS Drums via Stefan Trippler

MoogOsDrums.mp3

"Sunday morning I comitted the ultimate sacrileg, I programmed some Moog OS percussive sounds and loaded them into the softsampler ;)"

http://www.trippler.net/

Some spontaneous sounds

Stefan Trippler on the MOOG Voyager:

http://www.trippler.net/files/mp3/os1a.mp3

"I have a Voyager OS here since a few days, unfortunately only temporarily. Impressive machine, sounds, looks and feels great. I suppose though that I need to practice a little until I'm timingwise completely ready for the OS philosophy ;) Drums from Spectrasonix Stylus"

Stefan definitely has his own style. I was curious to hear what this one would sound like. Great as usual.

A Few More P'08 Sounds

via Stefan Trippler: p8t.mp3

Dave Smith Instruments Prophet '08 Bass via Stefan Trippler

p8p.mp3 "All sounds from the P8, some reverb and delays from Cubase."

MicroQ Patches for the Blofeld - Factory and User Patches for Waldorf Synths

You can find a ton of patches for the Waldorf range of synths here, inlcuding microQ patches coverted for the blofeld.

Via Achim on the Waldorf List:
"The free microQ soundsets have been converted for the Blofeld and are now available as Single Sounds and bank dumps

ForumOneTwoThree (A001-H001): as the name implies, these are the sounds from the three Forum User Soundsets rolled into one package.

DocT (A001-C084): the three soundsets by Stefan "DocT" Trippler in one package.

FlakScrambler (D001-H007): the FlakScrambler Soundset plus all the extra FlakScrambler sounds in one package."

Blonoise

Vis Stefan Trippler: blonoise.mp3

blopad

A new years Waldorf Blofeld pad via Stefan Trippler.

www.trippler.net/files/blo/blopad.mp3