Patch configurator v1.0 live

[yetee]

So ive been creating a patch configurator where people can save/share patches.
Editing is still not available, because I would have to add users and such, not sure if there will be enough interest in something like that, but hope you like what is up so far!

http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=3

[Henning]

Nice idea! Go on!

[michelbananesjr]

Excellent job ! and very beautiful and easy to use.
I tried with a strange voicy-metalized patch called  "wayoh" : http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=33

Congratulations / I communicate your job to french synth community.

[ltm]

cool! here is my first patch: http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=62

[pabloevaristo]

Great, thanks forma your job, it's incredible

[laclasme]

really good work! the possibility of creating an account on the website to easily find his patches would be great 

[jvd1291]

http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=813
Heres a cool patch i came up with, its called "Super Triangle Lead" It has a very fat sound to me reminiscient of a fuzz guitar or super saw effect, but is made of triangle waves! Note: The mod wheel for the lfo should be set to center, or it will not sound "super" at low lfo levels it sounds reminscient of a rotary horn, at high lfo levels it sounds trancey.

[Hartknocks]

Excellent job ! and very beautiful and easy to use.
I tried with a strange voicy-metalized patch called  "wayoh" : http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=33

Congratulations / I communicate your job to french synth community.

I know this is like a year later and I hope you realized this by now, but you have the fifth turned up, but no overtone and also you have the lfo patched to the pitch when by default it is already, nonetheless its a cool sound!

[Bacon]

Excellent job ! and very beautiful and easy to use.
I tried with a strange voicy-metalized patch called  "wayoh" : http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=33

Congratulations / I communicate your job to french synth community.

I know this is like a year later and I hope you realized this by now, but you have the fifth turned up, but no overtone and also you have the lfo patched to the pitch when by default it is already, nonetheless its a cool sound!

The ENV->Filter patch is also redundant as this connection is also pre-patched (easy to try out yourself by removing the patch lead and turning the ENV Amt knob in the Filter section).

[dequadros]

Here's my contribution, a similar sound to Shine on You crazy Diamond:
http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=2373

It's a pity that it isn't possible to search other presets. By the way, can someone make a preset for The Final Countdown?

[dequadros]

My new preset http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=2380

[yetee]

Here's my contribution, a similar sound to Shine on You crazy Diamond:
http://bradyjacobsen.com/microbrute/?id=2373

It's a pity that it isn't possible to search other presets. By the way, can someone make a preset for The Final Countdown?

I do have that "built" but I took a new job awhile ago that keeps me pretty occupied. I haven't abandoned the site but it has been put on hold for a long time now as you can see, I will do my best to get a sustainable version up ASAP

[lopaamok]

Wonderful! I waited VRS version. But yours is more fun, more simple and Free! Thanks a lot man!

[dougsko]

In the spirit of community, I took yetee's awesome app and added some new features.  You can now browse patches, search for them, mark patches as "favorites" and also rate them.  The functionality is there but you will notice my CSS skills are dreadfully lacking when compared to yetee's work.  The good news is that it's open source and anyone can help tweak my misguided attempts at making things look good.  You can find the app running on Heroku here:

http://brutalpatches.herokuapp.com

And you can find the source code to the site here:

https://github.com/dougsko/brutal_patches

Please feel free to fork the project and contribute!

[Renat]

Please feel free to fork the project and contribute!

Good job!

first question: why i can't find my own presets?