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Reason 2.5 = 38 Profiles Supplied by Dominique Hirigoyen 19/02/2004 1 28/02/2004 1/ Reason 2.5 = 38 profiles Supplied by Dominique Hirigoyen 19/02/2004 1/ JunoX2 (updated) = 1 profile Supplied by Marc Darkstate 2/ Native Instruments - Kontakt = 7 profiles Supplied by Marc Darkstate 3/ Native Instruments - FM7 = 7 profiles Supplied by Marc Darkstate 4/ Propellerheads - ReBirth RB-338 = 7 profiles Supplied by Marc Darkstate 5/ Applied Acoustics Systems - Lounge Lizard = 4 profiles Supplied by Marc Darkstate 6/ SIEL - EX-80 (also works with DK-80) = 3 profiles Supplied by Dennis Verhaeg 7/ Access - Virus Rack Classic = 12 profiles Supplied by Adrian Knight 25/07/2003 1/ CM DS-404* Supplied by Dave Purnell 2/ rgcAudio z3ta+ effects* Supplied by Dave Purnell 3/ Yamaha SW1000* Supplied by Dave Purnell 4/ Propellerhead ReBirth* Supplied by Mo Aziz 5/ Steinberg Cubase VST 5* Supplied by Laurent Kriegel 6/ Korg ER-1 Electribe* Supplied by David Borman 7/ Korg EX-8000* Supplied by David Borman Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 04/02/2003 1/ Digidesign Pro Tools (setup information)* Supplied by Alan Bailey of Music Control Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 31/01/03 1/ STL Vaz 2010* Supplied by Dave Purnell 2/ Kurzweil K2500* Supplied by Allie Baxter 3/ Roland JV-1080 Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 24/01/2003 1/ Hammond XM-1* Supplied by Tim Grist 2/ Korg DW6000* Supplied by Tim Grist 3/ Oberheim OB12* Supplied by Tim Grist 4/ Waldorf 4 Pole* Supplied by Tim Grist 5/ Roland RD-600* Supplied by Tim Grist 6/ GMedia M-Tron 7/ Sound module program change patch Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 23/01/2003 1/ Control Freak SE factory set: Volumes Pans Continuous controllers GS XG stuff Soundblaster AWE Propellerhead ReBirth RB-338 Yamaha CS1x Yamaha DX7-2 Roland Juno 106 Roland JX-8P Oberheim Matrix 1000 Waldorf Microwave 2 Waldorf Pulse Roland JD-800 Roland JV-1080 Ensoniq ASR-X Korg Wavestation Korg Trinity Korg M1 Guillemot MaxiSound Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 22/01/2003 1/ PPD Tritium* Supplied by Dave Purnell 2/ Spectrasonics Atmosphere* Supplied by Dave Purnell 3/ Computer Music CM-101* Supplied by Dave Purnell 4/ Computer Music SR-202* Supplied by Dave Purnell 5/ LinPlug daOrgan* Supplied by Dave Purnell 6/ reFX Juno X2* Supplied by Dave Purnell 7/ JXPlugins JX220* Supplied by Dave Purnell 8/ JXPlugins JXSynths* Supplied by Dave Purnell 9/ rgcAudio Pentagon 1* Supplied by Dave Purnell 10/ Soundfonts* Supplied by Dave Purnell 11/ IK SampleTank* Supplied by Dave Purnell 12/ Muon Tau Pro* Supplied by Dave Purnell 13/ rgcAudio Triangle 2* Supplied by Dave Purnell 14/ Yamaha SW1000* Supplied by Dave Purnell 15/ rgcAudio z3ta+* Supplied by Dave Purnell Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 20/01/2003 1/ Steinberg Model E* Supplied by Peter Light 2/ Native Instruments B4* Supplied by Peter Light 3/ Native Instruments Pro-52* Supplied by Peter Light 4/ Yamaha TX81z* Supplied by Martin Bowes 5/ E-mu Emax sampler rack* Supplied by Martin Bowes 6/ Korg M3r rack* Supplied by Martin Bowes 7/ reFX JunoX2* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 8/ Synapse Audio Junglist 3.0* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 9/ Synapse Audio Scorpion* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 10/ Waldorf Attack* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 11/ PPD Tritium* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 12/ Big Tick Ticky Clav* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 13/ reFX Beast* Supplied by Marc Darkstate 14/ Waldorf/Steinberg A1* (in Waldorf folder) Supplied by Marc Darkstate Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 20/12/2002 1/ Cubase SX (updated .xml file & documentation)* Supplied by Marc Darkstate Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 19/11/2002 1/ Waldorf Microwave 1* Supplied by Ravi Sharma 2/ Muon Atom Pro* Supplied by Peter Light 3/ Muon Electron* Supplied by Peter Light 4/ PPG Wave 2.v* Supplied by Peter Light 5/ Waldorf D-Pole* Supplied by Peter Light 6/ LinPlug Gakstoar Delta* Supplied by Peter Light 7/ TC Works Mercury 1* Supplied by Peter Light 8/ BitHeadz Retro AS-1 VST* Supplied by Peter Light 9/ reFX TBL VSTi* Supplied by Peter Light 10/ Akai SG-01v* Supplied by Peter Light Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. 16/08/2002 1/ Cakewalk Sonar 2 2/ Derivative Touch Mix Profiles marked with an asterisk have not been tested by Kenton. .
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