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Fusion ROM-Expansion 3.0 Sample instruments and Program Presets library for Alesis Fusion Workstation Complete content description
Overview The Fusion’s original internal sample ROM content is versatile but way too limited. To open a larger timbre range and to have access to more and really new sounds the Fusion needs more content. Perfect solution: The new Fusion ROM-Expansion V3.0 with 14 Program Presets soundbanks with a total of over 900 ready-to-use sounds. Easy performance thanks to smart Controller Assignments. For a complete sound content listing please scroll down. It comes with a multi-category sample library with 4 sample banks that covers a wide range of instruments: Pianos, Electric Pianos, Chromatic Percussions, Organs, Guitars, Bass, Choirs, Strings, Orchestrals, Brass, Reed, Ethnic Instruments, Woodwinds as well as legendary analog and digital Synths. A nice selection of interesting Special Sound Effects is included. The sample library content of the ROM-Expansion V3.0 delivers 230 multisampled instruments and some one-shots, the total library size is 500 MB. All sample instruments are especially designed for the use with the Fusion and works fine already with the standard 64 MB Fusion RAM and the purpose using them in a Mix Preset.
The samples and Program Presets themself can be easily transfered to the Fusion via USB from the computer the instrument´s internal harddisk by a simple drag and drop action. A data handling tutorial is provided below. The entire sample library w/Presets is ready-to-play right away and offers a sophisticated programmed Program Presets collection organized in handy categories for quick access while writing songs and during music production process, plus multi-category session groups for inspirational and improvising moment. This document even gives many tips how to make the most out of the Fusion and how to work with specific sounds.
youtube clips and audio tracks youtube clips Session sound groups: ROM-Expansion Track 1 Samples content demo 1 Samples content demo 2 Samples content demo 3
http://youtu.be/weueHbtuBjU http://youtu.be/r4gtz5NCh9U http://youtu.be/VPdS2CzJZ0I http://youtu.be/I3IJECmEneM
specific instruments sound groups : Electric Piano group Guitar group Plucked Instruments group Bass group Choir group Woodwind & Sax group
http://youtu.be/MIT3s-SRG6g http://youtu.be/UA53tU25Z8w http://youtu.be/hIMynrMcApQ http://youtu.be/hKihYFLwNF8 http://youtu.be/lBw51LxnQv4 http://youtu.be/lBw51LxnQv4
Audio Tracks ROM-Expansion ROM-Expansion ROM-Expansion ROM-Expansion ROM-Expansion
Track Track Track Track Track
1 2 3 4 5
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Controller Assignments Created for ready-to-use with full and standardised Controller Assignment for the Program Presets soundbanks xyz and individual Controller Assignment for the Program Presets soundbanks abc. This is the standardised convention for the soundbanks labeled as ROM Exp 1 to 3: Control Control Control Control
Knob Knob Knob Knob
1: 2: 3: 4:
Tone Attack Time long/normal Main Tone Attack Start Position instantly/relocated Brilliance more/normal Reverb Intesity more/normal
S1 Button: Chorus/Flanger Effect On/Off S2 Button: Transpose Octave Up/Normal T1 T2 T3 T4
Button: Button: Button: Button:
Portamento On/Off Tone Release Time short/normal Vibrato Speed fast/slow Reverb Intensity more/normal
Pitch Bend Wheel: Pitch Bend Effekt up/down 2 semitones Modulation Wheel: Vibrato Effect intensity massive/normal Aftertouch: Volume reduced/normal All other soundbanks have an individual Controller Assignment per Program Preset.
Controller handling details and customizing options When playing the factory Program Presets you may have noticed that they sound a bit dry. This doesn’t mean that effects are missing, it is about the Controller action. Although the Fusion provides four cool Controller Knobs the way how they are assigned is pretty important to get access to parameters that can make a sound more interesting.
Look at the picture above and you can see the assignment menu page for the entire Controller section.
4 Control Knobs, 4 Trigger Buttons and 2 SW switches. Additionally there are the Pitch Bend Wheel and Modulation Wheel, the Foot Controller and finally Aftertouch. The pic below shows the Fusion’s Controller section, located on the panel’s left. In total you have more than 10 different Controllers available and actually you shouldn’t hesitate to use them for every Program Preset. Now for the bad news: The factory presets controller setting is rather poor. Not bad at all, but on the today’s view it isn’t smart. It is a quite rudimentary and especially the important and so useful four Control Knobs are assigned with Equalizer, Effects intensity and envelopes. This means: It’s time to improve them like those I did for the ROM-Expansion. Let’s see how this can be done quickly and effectively. The above pic is a screenshot of Modulation Matrix start page, this is where you assign the Controllers. To make something right away you could check this with your own Fusion: Select factory preset ROM: PRESET 1 F7 (046) Symphonos, which is a nice pad sound with a stringish sound character. When testing the Controller settings you will find out, that the Control Knobs 1 and 2 get you access for a bit more Bass and Treble, the Knobs 3 and 4 allow changes for the attack and release time, Pitch Bend range is +/- 12 semitones and the Modulation Wheel is for adding vibrato. Frankly speaking: This is not that what makes such a sound full of life when using those Controllers. But the good news is, that you can change that and save the result on a new memory position, perhaps somewhere in your User Bank.
For getting a real smart personal Controller setting you should make a little plan in the first place. What would you like to control with them? You have many options and here is one example.
Knob 1: Pitch control for OSC2 to alter the octave setting between both OSCs. Knob 2: Filter Cutoff for the main filter to make the sound darker while playing. Knob 3: Envelope Time Attack to make the attack really fast. Knob 4: Effect intensity, to get the sound into a big hall, when you need it. Trigger Button 1: Overall pitch control to get a transpose. Trigger Button 2: Portamento time for slide effects. Trigger Button 3: Envelope time to make the sound more staccato. Trigger Button 4: OSC 2 Volume to make the sound a bit thinner when you need it. You can take the chance to edit the Modulation Wheel settings too. A vibrato effect is nice, but the current setting is a bit to much. And if you don’t like the Pitch Bend action, then change it too.
Category Search All Program Presets are category tagged. This means that you call them by name as soon as you push the Fusion’s category button that is located on the most upper right beside the display.
Program Presets Those are the sounds you use to play. You can recognize them by viewing the Controller assignments and they simply “ready”. Everything is setted: The velocity, effects, controllers.
Archive Programs They are provided as additional service. These are the ones you should not play as they are just audio search tools when looking for specific sounds. They are dry, no velocity, no Controllers – as pure as samples are.
Drum Machine tips The Fusion is offering even a Drum Machine and the Arpeggiator is the resource for this. If you are looking for content just skroll down to the end of this PDF to get more informations about the “Fusion Drums by kpr�.
Layering sounds The most modern sample-based synthesizers allow layering samples and waveforms. This is a pretty easy-to-use chance to get new sound colors even by using the trial-error method. Just use the ears to find out how the result sounds good or not when stacking two samples. Sometimes one sample instruments lacks a specific harmonic or the bass range is too weak. Then you can simply add a second sample that provides exactly this, adjust the amount by setting the right level and maybe that’s it. But it is good to know what happens here. Both sample instruments come up with a harmonic content and when mixing them you will find out, that there is a increment of specific harmonics and levels of them on the one side and even decrement of others - what you did not expect. This might be the masking effect. When layering two sounds where a frequency range is identical, a masking effect will happen and it depends on the actual level how intense the masking is as it depends on the level of the concerned frequeny. If it is identical, the masking effect is 100%. You can use this if you want to eliminate a harmonic partial, just by layering to sounds.
This is not all. If you are using a sample-based synthesizer which allows individual envelope settings for each Oscillator you can even control the duration of this effects. Add or mask the harmonics you want simply by controlling the time duration, or even with a LFO if you want it with a bit “liveness”, for instance a low piano note that changes it’s harmonic spectrum during the decay time. There are even more options. Is a sound a bit sterilely? This can happen with a sample when it works with a short sustain-loop. Then you can add a waveform that provides a periodic or random animation and adjust the level how intense the effect will be for the general sound. This method works for many instruments from Grand Piano to Brass as well as Synths and even Drums. You like a Grand Piano sample but it lacks the bell tone in the upper range? Add one different and remove the remaining middle and lower ranges with the keyboard level scaling (Volume). You need a typical 80s D50 sound like the famous Fantasia factory preset? Select a soft airy pad synth sample and add a triangle or belltree or xylophone sample and care for the right envelope setting of it. Consider the above mentioned masking effect to lower specific harmonic partials.
Analog Synth simulation tips The ROM-Expansion V3.0 provides a lot of synthesizer samples, mostly taken from legends like Minimoog, Yamaha CS80, Korg PS3100, Roland MKS80, Oberheim OB8 and many more. But if you want to combine them with sounds created with the Fusion’s VA (Virtual Analog) in a Mix, then the following tipps might be a nice assistance for you.
The Fusion’s VA is useful for the recreation of classic synth sounds like the famous Minimoog, Roland Juno 60, Oberheim OB-Xa and more. For this venture the Fusion provides several Filter types and Modulation options. In case of Oberheim you need to check those features in the first place to take the right tools. The Filter of a OB-Xa is a switchable 12 dB 2-Pole and 24 dB 4-Pole type. As the Fusion Filter type options are as they are it is useful to work with the Low Pass 1-pole and 4-pole. Keep in mind that the 1-pole does not provide Resonance, so if you want it you must select the 2-pole type instead. The OB-Xa Oscillator 2 allows a detune to Oscillator 1, so you should work with this on the Fusion too. Additionally you can add the Random Detune for both Oscillators, but not too much, the Oberheim synths are quite tuning stable compared to Moog. Next stop is the Envelope setting for the Amplitude and Filter. The Oberheim Envelopes are a bit slow, and the Fusion’s are fast. When using the Delay function you can simulate the slowness, but just a tiny little bit Delay. You can add FM to the both Oscillators as the OB-Xa allows that too. The Pulse waveform can be modulated, this is easy to realise with the Fusion’s Mod Matrix. Just add a additional LFO and use a typical Oberheim range between 0.1 and 20 Hz. The Oberheim Filter sounds pretty smooth and silky, but the Fusion’s Filter is strong and, well, digital and if you use Resonance above 60 or 80% even aggressive and snappy, depends on the Filter Envelope setting. So you must be careful with the Filter adjustment to make it right. Leave the Oscillator 3 out, the OB-Xa offers only two of them. And don’t forget to ignore the Velocity Modulation, the OB-Xa is a non-velocity keyboard. It was available as 4, 6 or 8 voice polyphonic synth, so you can even limit the Fusion’s polyphony to this value the recreate the real vintage feeling when playing it and loose a voice when hitting more keys simultaneously. You will find this parameter on the Program menu subpage Pitch (Number of Voices).
Orchestral instrument tips Now about getting more out of the orchestral instruments. Usually they are provided as multisamples and Program Presets. To sound real it helps to consider the facts of an orchestra. This means: The instrument position within the orchestra as well as the typical dynamic range how the player’s are doing their performance.
Also the real playing range of the instruments (lowest note, highest note), the invididual attack of a played note, the brilliance intensitiy and the modulation (vibrato, tremolo, etc.) is important to the result. The ROM-Expansion Program Presets Controllers are assigned and setted to allow even a realtime control when playing those sounds.
Piano Tips Every pianist has a personal favorite piano sound. Sometimes two or even more. It is the general timbre character, the dynamic range and the demand can be vary by the actual style, a specific song or location. This is where the ROM-Expansion comes in. There are several piano sounds in there and you can choose the right one just by using the category search function.
Use the Controllers to adjust individual setting details right away. And the Master EQ for further details like the bass power and the treble intensity. It is not necessary at all to use so called velocity-switch piano samples. The disadvantage might be the hearable steps between the dynamics p, mf and f. The oldschool method to simulate the seamless velocity is using a Filter cutoff envelope setting. Surely this is not the real thing, but the advantage is the access to a wider range of the timbre control.
General Tips for Acoustic Instruments The most acoustic instruments have a very limited note range. When using samples it should be considered if they have to sound real and natural. On the other hand you can get quite interesting new tone colors when playing those instruments even far away from their original note range or using the Fusion’s transpose and coarse functions, stack them with other instruments and add pretty unusual and unnatural effects like Phaser, Flanger, Rotary Speaker, Echo.
Multi-timbral Tips The most ROM-Expansion samples are created carfully economical to allow quick Program Preset changes as well as using several instruments within a Mix even with a standard 64 MB Fusion RAM. If you run out of memory you can try to find a Program Preset which is done with only one OSC, in many cases the sound will be still there, especially within a bigger song arrangement with several instruments. The creation of the soundbanks ROM Exp 3-6 was intended to provide this kind of instruments.
Data Handling Tips Before you work with this data handling description you should have read the concerned chapter in the original owner’s manual at least once. Then make sure that all your data is saved as backup on CD or DVD, computer harddisk, USB stick or CF Card. To load the Presets data to the Fusion: Unzip the attached data. You will get a Program folder or you can also create a folder for the soundbank on your computer desktop with the name for example "my new sounds”, etc., drop the unzipped Program data into the folder and move it to the Fusion via USB or CF Card. Use the PDF docs for Presets archive purposes and consult the Fusion owner´s manual for references concerning data handling. Notice: Please always use the extra Program files according to the PDF docs to play. The other Programs bank named archive Programs that are provided with sample libraries are always only for specific sample search purposes, not to play them as they´re the pure samples without Velocity etc. programming. This is useful when searching specific samples. Thanks for considering this. To load the samples to the Fusion: Extract the zip file and you will get a folder with several data subfolders. Open this folder and you will find the Volume folder, this folder contains all other subfolders Mix, Pattern, Song, Program, etc. Connect the instrument with the computer via USB and drop the Volume folder (PC) or single data folders (Mac) to the Fusion´s harddisk and use the Process function to verify the data. Check the Alesis owner´s manual guides for additional detailed data handling and transfer instructions (available as download from their site).
If you need a step-by-step handling instruction the following might be the right one for you: * The downloaded data or CD contains a folder called VOLUME * In VOLUME are the folders - PROGRAMS, MULTISAMPLES, SAMPLES, MIX, PATTERN, SONG, TABLE * With the downloaded data or the CD in your Mac/PC extract the data. * Connect your Fusion using USB - the drive will show up on your desktop * Open the Fusion drive - you will see a folder called VOLUME. If you see another folder name, then open it until you see the concerend VOLUME folder. * Open this - you will see various folders, three of which are called PROGRAMS, MULTISAMPLES, SAMPLES, etc. as described above. * Open PROGRAMS - you will see the various program banks. * Open the folder PROGRAMS - you will see a folder with the product title like ROMExpansion. * Drag that into the PROGRAMS folder on your Fusion. * When it has copied across, close the PROGRAMS folder on your Fusion and open the MULTISAMPLES folder on your Fusion - you'll see the various multisample banks * On the CD or DVD, open the MULTISAMPLES folder - you'll see a folder, again with the product title. * Drag that into the MULTISAMPLES folder on your Fusion. * When it has copied across, close the MULTISAMPLES folder on your Fusion and open the SAMPLES folder on your Fusion - you'll see the various sample banks * On the CD, open the SAMPLES folder - you'll see a folder named with the product title. * Drag that into the SAMPLES folder on your Fusion - this copy process will take a little while what depends on the size of the data. * Once it has copied across, unmount your Fusion's drive according to the conventions of your Mac/PC. * Disconnect the USB cable. Make a save disconnection if your computer allows this option. * The Fusion will display all sorts of 'Building XYZ banks' progress displays - this is normal. * On the Fusion, press GLOBAL. * Press ITEM - you should see a list of SONGS, MIXES, PROGRAMS, PATTERNS, MULTISAMPLES, SAMPLE, if you don't, press BACK until you do. * Move the cursor to select PROGRAMS.
* Press PROCESS. * Press VERIFY followed by YES then OK. * Press OPEN, select the now loaded product title, press PROCESS, VERIFY followed by YES then OK. * Press BACK to get back to the list. * Select MULTISAMPLES and repeat as above from PROCESS * Select SAMPLES and repeat as above from PROCESS The sample library with archive Program Presets should now be installed and you should be able to use the sounds. Now do the same with the actual Program Presets bank(s).
Notice: The problem you have by copying it to a CF Card is that everything is referenced to exist on the HD within the various Program Preset names so the Program Preset is looking for a multisample called 'HD/Multisamples/producttitle/producttitle.afi' which in turn are referencing samples 'HD/Samples/producttitle/producttitleXXX.afs' which, of course, neither can find because they don't exist.
If you want to reorganize or delete data on your Fusion: Be sure that you understood the data structure, reference system and handling details clearly. If not you can get into really hot water as data conflicts might occur, error messages will appear in the display and a worst case can happen: Your Fusion will not work properly again. To avoid anything like that you should always backup your entire Fusion hard disk content on your computer system’s hard disk and CD-R or DVD-R or USB Data Storage devices like USB-Sticks or external hard drives.
Program Presets Instrument Category Groups Electric Piano 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Rhodes 73 Mk I The Ballad EP Suitcase 88 Soft Rhodes c The Rock Rhodes The Pop Rhodes Vel Power Rhodes Modified Rhodes c
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
The Tines Studio Electric c Studio Electric hard Dyna Electric c Wurli soft Wurli medium Wurli Dyna hard Wurli SuperDyna
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Wurli SuperDyna 2 A Pianet c Vintage EP c DX EP c DX EP brilliant DX EP 2 DX EP 2 brilliant DX EP 3 soft
024 025 026 027 028 029 030
EP GP Pad Heavenly EP Chicago EP kpr's favourite LaDance Knob 3+4 Dull FM-EP 70s Ensemble EP
031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038
The Clavi D6 HardClavi Bass Superfunk c ClaviPad c VA E-Piano 1 VA E-Piano 2 Auto Wha Rhodes Modern EP 1
039 EP Megastack
Guitar 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
6-String 6-String 6-String 6-String 6-String 6-String 6-String 6-String
Steel Steel Steel Steel Steel Steel Steel Steel
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
6-String Steel 9 slide 6-String Steel 10 12-String Steel 12 String Steel 2 12-String Steel 3 12-String Steel 4 12-String Steel 5 6-String Nylon
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Spanish Guitar Spanish Guitar 2 Spanish Guitar 3 6-String Nylon 2 6-String Nylon 3 6-String Nylon 4 AcGuitar Harmonics AcGuitar Harmonics 2
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
AcGuitar Harmonics 3 AcGuitar Harmonics 4 AcGuitar Harmonics 5 Jazz Guitar Jazz Guitar 2 Jazz Guitar 3 Jazz Guitar 4 Jazz Guitar 5
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Jazz Guitar bright E-Guitar muted E-Guitar muted dyn E-Guitar muted dyn 2 E-Guitar muted 2 E-Guitar clean E-Guitar clean hard Strat clean
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
Strat clean muted dyn FM Jazz Guitar Strat Mid Pickup Strat Treble Pickup Ovation 1 Ovation 2 Ovation 3 E-Guitar Lead 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055
Overdrive Guitar 1 Overdrive Guitar 2 Overdrive Guitar 2 E-Guitar Lead 2 E-Guitar Lead 3 E-Guitar Lead 4 E-Guitar Feedback 1 E-Guitar Feedback 2
056 057 058 059
Steel and Violins 1 String and Violins 2 Nylon and Pad 1 Strat and Pad 1
Plucked Instruments 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Guitarron Berimbau Vihuela Mandolin Mandolin Bronze Strings Mandolin Tremolo Buzouki E-Buzouki M
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Saz Saz Flageolet 4 Banjo Banjo A Sitar Z A-Sitar Interval Koto Shamisen
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Dulcimer Hammered Dulcimer Soft Dulcimer Plucked Dulcimer Repeat Attack Zither Celtic Harp Ethnic Harp Harp
024 Nippotron
Bass 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Fender fingered MX G&L fingered Fretless Standard Fretless picked Fret Bass fingered Fret Bass fingered 2 Fret Bass thumbed Slap Bass 1
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Slap Bass 2 Slap Bass 3 Pop Bass Precision Bass Muted Bass Prec. Bass picked Funk Bass BCL Slap Bass
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Jazz Bass 1 Acoustic Bass 1 Acoustic Bass 2 Acoustic Bass 3 Bass Harmonics The Stick The Stick Harmonics FM Fretless
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
DX7 FM Bass FM Powerbass FM Lately FM Dry Bass MM Pluck Bass MM SM-Bass Moog Taurus MX Synthbass
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Reso Pluckbass Woodbass 1 Woodbass 2 Modular Bass Micro Bass Funky Synthbass Soft Synthbass WS DW-Bass
040 041 042 043 044 045
VA VA VA VA FM FM
Bright SynBass Mod. DryBass CrossBass Wha Bass DynaBass Legato Bend
Choir 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Big Choir Boys Choir Aaahs Ooohs Chorus Ooohs Choir Ooohs Choir Nnnns Digi Choir
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Synth Voice Vocoder Ahh Mix Choir Mix Choir 2 OB Skyvoice PE2000 Chorus VS Vocal VS Vocal 2
016 017 019 020 021 022 023
Cairo Voice FairVoice Vocoder B Vox CMI B Al Modulated Vox 1 Al Modulated Vox 2 Al Modulated Vox 3
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Al Modulated Vox 4 Al Modulated Vox 5 Choir Cluster 1 Choir Ensemble 1 Choir Ensemble 2 Choir Ensemble 4 DigiChoir L Z SynthChoir
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Aahs B Prog Choir Superfair Men's World OctaVoices Nnnnn Singers Mejestic V 80s D-Voice
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
8-Bit Voxy Fine Choir Mxed Voices Daytime Choir Gizeh Atmo Thy Abyss Vox Sacrada Familia 70s Synthetic Vox
048 Noisy Choir
Woodwind & Sax 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Flute 1 Flute 2 Flute 3 Vienna Flute Ney Flute Ebony Flute Alto Recorder Recorder
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Piccolo Shakuhachi Navajo Flute Panpipe 1 A Ney Z Panpipe Bottle Blow Tape Flute
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Uillean Pipe Alphorn Flat Didgeridoo BTB 1 Didgeridoo ET 69 Didgeridoo Les 75 Soprano Sax Hard Soprano Sax Breathy Soprano Sax Dyna
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Soprano Sax 2 Soprano Sax 3 Soprano Sax 4 Tenor Sax Hard Tenor Sax Breathy Tenor Sax Dyna Tenor Sax 2 Tenor Sax 3
032 033 034 035 036
Alto Sax Alto Sax Alto Sax Alto Sax Baritone
Hard Breathy Dyna 2 Sax
Session Category Groups Bank Name: ROM Exp 1 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
MyStrings Psychedelicon The Songwriter Pyramid of Power Eternal Light Bell Bell Soft Voices Liquid Piano
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Syncergy Modern Phantasia Hyperbrass Dramatic OSCs Modified Piano Supersaga Endgame Exo Impact
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
The Big City Out of Africa Accent Pad Uranus Surface Zone UX3 80s Powerbrass MW Gotham City Prison Planet
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Multiharmonic Bell The Royals Swoooosh Resolator Elasto Pink Chord Blue Sky Mezzoforte
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Purple Temple A Player Bermuda Triangle B Digiphonic Rock Ballad Shiny Layersynth R2 D2 Adventures Washy Strings
040 041 042 043
Bordeaux Glass Steamy Mystical Journey In the Dark
044 045 046 047
Atmosmaker Thunder Stinger Chordkey Fat Pretender
048 049 050 051 052 053 054
Echo Bass Fine Lead MW AT Huntington Library Monumental Movie Thick Pluck 1 Key Brass The Waterworld 3928
Bank Name: ROM Exp 2 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
6-String Steel 12-String AcGuitar 700S Parallels 2 A6 Cottonfields A6 Nicedreams Accordion Musette Arco Strings B3 16-8-4-1 FL
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Big Jim Lead Guitar Buzouki Brass Section 2 Brass Section P Celtic Harp Clearness CS80 ModPad CS80 Synth
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
CX3 Organ 2 CX3 Organ 3 Dulcimer Soft E-Guitar BigsBy EX Smackbass EX8 SyBass X Full Drawbars SL MN1 Grand Piano C7
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Grand Piano C7 Vers.2 Grand Piano CO256 Multi Jazz Organ JP Pad 2 Legato Strings 2 Main Theme Mandolin Bronze Strings Mandolin Tremolo
032 033 034 035
Memorymoog Poly Memorymoog Poly 2 MKS80 Sync MM Classic Filter
036 037 038 039
MM Detuned Saw Moviestars MX GL-Bass MX Synthbass
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
MX Choir 1 MX Choir 2 Ney Flute 6-String Nylon OB Sky Orchestra Strings PE2000 Chorus PE2000 Strings
048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055
Pickbass 2 PR Clip 3100 PWM-Wave 3100 Ensemble-Wave Saz Solo Strings Spanish Guitar Stage Grand
056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063
Strat Mid Pickup Strat Treble Pickup Suitcase 88 Taurus Trombone Trumpet VS Vocal 1 VS Vocal 2
064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071
WS DW-Bass Wurli Soft 01 U96 3 Lorraines A Ney AcGuitar Flageolet 1 Alphorn Flat Alto Recorder
072 073 074 075 076 077 078 079
B3 Slow Banjo A Bavarian Accordion Bell Wave Black Hole Layer Cairo Chamber Church Organ
080 081 082 083 084 085 086 087
D6 Preset 4 Dry Darkworld Didgeridoo BTB1 Didgeridoo ET69 Didgeridoo Les75 DSS PadPolysynth Dulcimer RepAt. Dulcimer Plucked
088 089 090 092 093 094 095 096
DW8 Organ DX7 FM-Bass Ethnic Harp Fairvoice Farfisa Compact 1 Filtered Warm Strings Flute 1 FM Crystal
097 098 099 100 101 102 103
FM Finale FM Fretless FM Hyptronics FM Powerbass FM Strings Funky Bass Giga Chord
104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111
GSQ Pad 1 Hammond M100 Hard Clavinet Harpsichord B Horn Section Hybrid Layer Pad In The Park Interval CB
112 113 114 115 116 118 119
Jazz Bass S JP PowerSynth LM22 Hit LM16 Hit Marcato Strings 1 MicroWave Pad MM 3-Tuned
120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127
MM SM-Bass MM The Moog Sound MM Trombone MPY 4-OSC-Synth NED Beat It OB Synced Ovation Soft Pizzicato
Bank Name: ROM Exp 3 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Rhodes 73 Saz Flageolet 4 SperuSawy Stainways Tapis Magique Vintage Strings O3 Violin Ensemble Vocoder B
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Vox CMI B Z1 FilmStrings 8DV 64’ M A6 Mothership Int.2 A6 Unknown Signal 2 A6 VRingJing Sc.4 Aida Section Al ModVox 1
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Al ModVox 2 Al ModVox 3 Al ModVox 4 Al ModVox 5 A6 Nippotronics Atmo Danger F Zone Full Drawbars SL2 B3 Drawbars 2 GL
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
B3 Drawbars 3 SL B3 Drawbars 4 SL BCL Slap Bass Bell 1 Bell 2 Brass Stab S Brass Uplift FX Choir Cluster 1
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Choir Ensemble 1 Choir Ensemble 2 Choir Ensemble 4 CompVocoder DigiChoir L DigiHype L E-Buzouki M Fender Fingered
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
Glass 1 Glass 2 GP FX LM106 Himalayan LM1 LM24 LM33 MD SilKey
048 MM BrainSalad RE
049 050 051 052 053 054 055
Orch. Tune FX1 Orch. Chord Cluster FX P5 Strings Prophecy Galaxy Pulse Fat PWM 1 Pulse Interval Rhodes 73 MkI
056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063
Soft Strings SL Standard Rhodes 2 UniLayer VocoderLoop 1 VocoderSwoosh 1 VocoderSwoosh 2 VocoderVoxLoop 1 VP33 Vox
064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071
Weird Orch.FX1 Weird Orch.FX2 Z3 PerCombi 1 Z A-Sitar Interval Z BrassStrings Z DreamStrings Z Male Aahs Z Panpipe 1
072 073 074 075 076 077 078 079
Z SynthChoir Zither LK Aahs Bassoon LK Brass Section LK Brite SynthWave DX BrassWave DX RhodesWave
080 081 082 083 084 085 086 087
E-Piano mf Horns Jazz Guitar JX10 Interval JX10 StringWave M12 Brass Lk MP Vibes Lk Muted Trumpet
088 089 090 091 093 094 095
P Brass Lk Pluck Piano Processed Piano Pro1 Bass SFX Blk.Bell SFX Chord FX1 SFX Iron Door
096 097 098 099 100 101
SFX SFX SFX SFX SFX SFX
M-Flute Scene News OTW Resurrection Sooper FX Stopp Talking DX
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Soprano Sax Soprano Sax 2 Tenor Sax 2 Tenor Sax Lk Vienna FluteWave VS GlassWave VS TrumpetWave
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Rock Piano SG Cool Slap Bass Westcoust Wurli 89s Layer Late November Palm Springs Date Shake Atomheartful Oriental Porta (Legato)
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Big Vintage Stringer Nylon Atmo Stereo Lorraine Infinity Chill Flute Band Trumpet Easy Stringpad 70s Ana Chorus Cee Ess fat
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Romance Time 3100 Brightness Fantasy Orchestra Poeticon Trance Voice Poland Tragedy Strings Rocky’s Brass
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Cavemator Moody Strings Imperfect Grand Piano Smokey Mood Woody Smackbass Cloudy Air CX3 Rock Backing Wet Lead Guitar
032 033 034 035 036 037
Moviescoremaker Flying Eagle Lead Guitar Folk Harmonics Fatty Poly St. Klaus Church Parson Picking
038 MemoryLead 039 Sync Interaction 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
Folk Duo MaxFiles Wendy was here Big Grandma Flimmerings Chinese Harp Galaxy Vocals No Fretty
048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055
Ganges Sssynthbrasss Harmonic Voices Soulhouse Angel Whisper Straight Prog Stringer MM Classic Lead Holy Funk
056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063
Spanish Duo In Heaven Choir Echi Violin Ballad Suitcase 88 Reality Check Dyna Taurus ElectroAcoustic Soft Trombones
064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071
Mister Mister Tremolant 2 Elegant Lost Angeles Die Gruene Reise Maya Pipe Exotic Plucker Distorganics
072 073 074 075 076 077 078 079
Hall Bass’n Chords Theatre Organ FL SyBass XZ Beach Harpism Tappyvoice Rainy Days Faun Flute Superfoster
080 081 082 083 084 085 086 087
Great Finale Solo Fretless H-Tronics FM Powerpad Scary Scene Pad Planet of Elfs Watering Eyes What would Keith do …
088 Power Claiv
089 090 091 092 093 094 095
Endless Dreams Fog Key Wizard Accent Strings Park Boulevard Digitus Snappy Harpsichord
096 097 098 099
Dual Harp Ultra Unisono Bali Bells Balkan Movie
Bank Name: ROM Exp 5 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Decay Strings AnaPad Modern Oldfield Mega Overture The Rock B3 Santorine Fusion Brass Section Voyager Pad
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
80 PopStack Dreamer Guitar Chill Backings Scary Film Scene Santa Lead Guitar A Songwriter's Piano Musette de Paris A Symphonica
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
PolyFix Portamentron VoiceBass Soft Backing Choir Wire The Bell Synth Hollywood Film Noisy Pad
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Neo's City Don's Stick Vangelos Sea World Bell EP Diffusor Nipponia Lead Wavemeister
032 033 034 035
Electrolux Glassy Lead MW AT Effectwave Voiconic
036 037 038 039
5th Elements Toja Piano Vacuum Scene Zipperman
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
Autopilot Shadow Lead AT Whispering Chord Gemstone Velvet Bell Spring'n String BrassOrgan Intimate Strings
048 Fine 88 Suitcase 049 Alien Choir
Bank Name: kpr samples 1 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Other World The Mystic Plucker Fusiorchestra Olymp Mini Minor Kubricksonic Backing Aahs Duett Wind
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Fat One Flutter CS Mandala Brasstrings MW Nice Rhodes HardBass A Stage GP Fast Speed Leslie
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Octave Strings Main Theme Layer EX Synthbass 12String + AnaPad Woorleedser Solo Vio 2 Guitars Movie Leitmotiv
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Dreamers C7 Venice Cafe B Section X DynaObee VoxSynth Strat Treble PU +A6 Ohio Gt.
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Overblower Trumpet Section Choirism PE2000 Stringer CO256 Classic Octaver Bass DigiAna Power Valencia
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
Jazzy Organ Big Jim MW AT Musette A6 Cottonfields MM 5th Lead Orch.Strings + Choir A6 Nice Dreams Stereo Lounge Piano
048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055
Buzouki B.Str. PE2000 Choir Spacy Invaders Tremolant Memory M Moviestars Orch. Brass Sky
056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063
Saz Nice Strat mid PU Unison Main Theme VS Choir Stereo Tomi Strings Flamenco Gt. MX GL-Bass Legato Strings
064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071
MKS Sync 3100 PWM DynaMandolin B.Str. MX Pickbass FiltroBasso The Ballad Taurus Bass Disto CX3
072 073 074 075 076
Ac.Guitar.NylonStr. Darkness Pad Philharmonic Full Drawbars SL Nu Plucker´s
Bank Name: kpr samples 2 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Fusion Blue Van G The Liquid X2C Robot Bass Ricky´s Mini MW AT Dream in Dream Piano Concerto Full Tibia
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
UK TV-Thriller Orchestra Hall Eucaplyptus Didge DSSphere Stargazer 2 Washy Filtered Noisy Powerbass Warm Rhodes
016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023
Interval Chord Bed Obie´n Moogie Tapis Magique Lyr Ovation Type Scanner Vib MW Power Clavi Center of Earth 7 Dulcimer Repeat
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Slide Orchestra Hit DynaHipgnosis SalonStrings Beat Hit Mongolei Bells Bavarian Accordion Rubicon 3 Flute on the Hills
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
FM Crystal Lyr Darkworld FX Bright Poly SW Asya Plucky Violins and more Alphorn (nature tones) Cairo C3 Roary Homeorgan
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047
The F-Bass Finale 2007 What a Harpsichord 1 Key Gigachord Mr.Cool´s Bass JMJ Hyptronic MPY + DX Unisono Blue Grasshopper
048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055
The Blue Planet Pad In the Park Ayers Rock Powerhit Majestic 13 Pizzicat My Mini, oh yeah Gigaplucker
056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063
Vintage Fatty MW Modern Symphonics 07 Planetarium Show The Vollenweiders Brass Chords! MW High Violins 01 U96 Lyr Bass Reverse
064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071
Dreamer Layer Whale Watching Ballad E-Grand Lyr Lost Island Peru Heights Milophone Full Drawbars CX Ovtn.Lyr
072 073 074 075 076
Bankogi Nights Bowed FMs Karma Pad Brite SyBass Lyr AT Sync at Waterfall
Bank Name: kpr samples 3 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 007
Aida Cameleonizer Dream Rhodes Full Drawbars SL Superslap Celli Multicultural Pluckers Titanium Landing
008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015
Nevada Desert Babylon Choir The Bells Abu el Sharikik Chinatown Zappingo E-Buzouki + Dee Layer
016 Sphinks 017 SynthBrass ABC
018 019 020 021 022 023
Schamane Digihyper Shade Runner MW Asylum Room 23 Dual Bass F+MM The Epos Book
024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031
Big Event Horizon New Choir f+m SynPanflute Invtl MIDI Zither Haloweeen 70ies SynChoir VP Razor Fatbass AT Glass Set (Knob4)
032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039
Octavermoog Brain S Dreamland Area Blue Purple Planet Ultra Organ (Knobs) High Violins Van Gelix SynBraSection Thriller Plot Point
040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 048
Asteroid Pad Cool Rhodes 73 mod. Nasalis Hellrider FX Stereo Z-Dreamstrings Synthetic Z-Sitar The Kaputt Lead Rendeer Times Requiem Ensemble
049 050 051 052 053 054 055
80ies Powerpoly 1 Finger Soundtrack Bali Agung Mandala Dyna Quaky Tsing Lao Al´s Voice Modulation Panflute on the Moon
056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063
Cairo Ensemble Beauty Pluckers Talking Fusion ;-) Digi HiPassPad GhostyVox 8DV + F-Bass GGP Maxiwave AnaDigi Choir
064 065 066 067 068 069
El Percos Saturn Storm Flimmering SkyOrgan Whale Atmosphere The Voice Pink Fluids
070 Like a Mello 071 E-Storyteller 072 073 074 075 076
Cleopatra´s Return Ice Harp Tibet Bells (Scale) Game Over Philip K. Dick Scene
Sample Library and Archive Program Presets The following Program banks provide the pure instrument samples, they are for search purposes when looking for a specific sample. They are not to play them.
Folder Name: kpr samples 1 12String AcGuitar 3100 ENS Wave 1 3100 PWM Wave 6 String Steel 700s Parallels 2 A6 Cottonfields A6 Nicedreams Accordion Musette Arco Strings B3 16841 FL Big Jim Lead G Bouzuki Brass Section 2 Brass Section P Celtic Harp CLEARNESS CS80 Mod Pad CS80 Synth CX3 Organ 2 CX3 Organ 3 Dulcimer Soft E Guit BigsBy EX8 SMACKBAS EX8 SYBASS X Expoxy Harp Full Drawbars SL MN1 GP C7 GP CO256 Multi Jazz Organ Jp Pad 2 Legato Strings 2 MAIN THEME Mandolin Bronze S Mandolin Tremolo MemoryMoog Poly Memorymoog Polysynth MKS80 Sync MM Classic Filter MM Detuned Saw MOVIESTARS MX CHOIR #1 MX GL Bass MX SYNTHBASS
Ney Flute Nylon 6String AcGt OB SKY Orchestra Strings PE Strings PE2000 Chorus Pick Bass 2 PR CLIP Saz Solo Strings Spanish Guitar Stage Grand Strat MD PU Strat TR PU Suitcase 88 Taurus Trombone Trumpet VS VOCAL 1 WS DWBass Wurli Soft
Folder Name: kpr samples 2 01 U96 3 Lorraines AcGuitar Flg1 Alphorn Flat AltoRecorder ANey B3 Slow Banjo A BavAccordion Bell Wave 2 Black Hole Layer CAIRO Chamber Church Organ D6 Preset 4 Dry Darkworld Didge BTB1 Didge_ET_69 Didge_Les_75 DSS PadPolySynth Dulci RP Dulcimer Plckd DW8 Organ DX7 FM_Bass Ethnic Harp FairVoice Farfisa Compact 1 Filtered Warm String Flute 1 FM Crystal FM Finale
FM Fretless FM Hyptron FM Powerbass FM Strings FunkyBass Giga Chord MS 1 Giga Chord MS 2 GSQ Pad 1 Hammond M100 Hard Clav Harpsichord B Horn Section HybridLayerPad In the Park Interval CB JazzBass S JP PowerSynth LM16 Hit LM22 Hit Marcato Strings1 MicroWave Pad MM 3Tuned MM SM Bass MM TheMoog MM Trombone MPY 4 OSC Synth NEDBeat OB Synced Ovation Soft Pizzicat Rhodes 73 Saz Flg 4 SperuSawy Stainways Tapis Magique VintageStrings o3 VlnEnsemble Vocoder B Vox CMI B Z1_FilmStrings
Folder Name: kpr samples 3 8DV 64 M A6 MshipInterieur 2 A6 UnknownSig 2 A6 VRingJing Sc 4 Aida Sect Al ModVox 1 Al ModVox 2 Al ModVox 3 Al ModVox 4 Al ModVox 5 And Nippotrn Atm DangerFZone
B3 Full Drawbs SL2 B3 GL Dwb 2 B3 SL Les Dwb 3 B3 SL Les Dwb 4 BCL slap Bell 1 Bell 2 Brass Stab S Brass Uplift FX ChoirClust 1 ChoirEns 1 ChoirEns 2 ChoirEns 4 CompVocd DigiChoir L DigiHype L EBuzouki M Fend fngd Glass 1 Glass 2 GP FX LM106 Himalayan LM1 LM24 LM33 MD SiKey MM BrainSld Orch Tune FX 1 OrchChrdCluster FX ProV Strng Prphy Galax Pulse FtPWM1 Pulse Intvl Rhodes73MKI SoftStrings SL StdRhodes 2 UniLayer Vocod Loop 1 Vocod Swoosh 1 Vocod Swoosh 2 Vocod Vox Lp VP33 Vx Weird Orch FX 1 Weird Orch FX 2 Z ASitar Int Z BrssStrg Z DreamStrg Z Male Ahs Z Panpipe 1 Z SyChoir Z3 PerCombi1 Zither LK
Folder Name: kpr samples 4 Aahs Bassoon Lk BrassSection Lk BriteSynthWave DXBrassWv DXRhodesWv EPiano mf FrenchHornd Horns JazzGuit JX10Intervl JX10StringWv M12Brass Lk MixChoir Lk ModRhodes2 MPVibes Lk MutedTrump Oohs PBrass Lk Pluck Piano ProcPiano ProOne Bass SFX BlkBell SFX ChdFX1 SFX IronDoor SFX MFluteScn SFX NewsOTW SFX Resurrect SFX SooperFX SFX Stopp SFX TalkingDX SFX XPluk SFX XSH Soprano Sax Soprano Sax2 TenorSax Lk TenorSax2 VFluteWv VSGlassWv VSTrumpWv
Are you interested in many more informations how to work perfectly and easily with the Fusion? Then you might have a look into
My Fusion Secrets by kpr The Fusion book written by sound creator and Fusion expert Klaus P. Rausch. 120 pages spiral binding book, 150 MB sample library w/Presets plus additional 50 Program Presets bank and a 20 Mix/50 Program Presets bank. Audio tracks and further content description PDF can be found on the product page http://backintimerecords.de/bitr022.htm
Specific sample libraries If you are looking for specific sounds and sample libraries for your personal demand and music purposes: I have developed a wide range of sounds for the Fusion from acoustic instruments to orchestrals, vintage keys and drums. Check the product pages for audio tracks and detailed informations here: Sample libraries: http://backintimerecords.de/bitr024.htm Program Presets: http://backintimerecords.de/bitr025.htm Fusion Analogic, which turns the Fusion into an analog synthesizer: http://backintimerecords.de/bitr061.htm Drums: http://backintimerecords.de/bitr026.htm
Created by Klaus P. Rausch for Back In Time Records. Version 3.0 released July 1, 2014. All rights reserved, copying prohibited. Changes may appear without notice. Please check for the latest version available.
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