> I was more think along the lines of community effort. We, the users,
> should be able to help ourselves by helping each other.
Agreed, and I found this community to be the one of the more civilized
places on earth....
> So... I throw out the question about a centralized sound-patch repository.
> What if we provided a site similar to e.g. themes.org? Interested
> parties should there be able to upload patches and associate them with
> the synth they are made for. This should then be published on a
> searchable web.
> We've talked before about application databases ala freshmeat, this
> could be a part in such an endevour.
I think that Darren with his OMRL project plans to do something like
this, there has been a long thread some week ago on this list. He
began with the idea of a free/open sample-loop library but IIRC there
were also talks about softsynth patches.
And, if I could add my 2 cents, I think it would be great to have also
MIDI loops (particulary drum loops) and soundfonts.
> It may very well be that we as a community are still to small to support
> things like this, but I'd like to think we have reached critical mass.
Yeah! we're on the road to world domination!
> Regards,
> Robert
>
Bye
(sorry for my english)
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