![]() User presets can be manually moved to the same version on a different computer. Sharing User Presets Between Multiple Computers Manually moving user presets This will enable you to share presets between identical versions on two or more computers. You can set up a shared user preset location. Sharing presets between multiple computers If you are installing a new product version on a different computer, you will need to complete the conversion process on one of the computers. This article shows how to update presets to a newer version. For example, a preset made in Exposure X2 will not work if it is moved to the Exposure X6 folder. Presets must be shared between identical product versions. You will only lose them if you have a hard drive crash or change computers. If you are re-installing or updating a program on your computer, your presets are not affected. This article explains how you can find them and move them to another computer. These are stored separately from factory presets. They are the same no matter what computer you are are using. Factory presets are preinstalled with the software. Here’s a nice tutorial by Rocked Powered Sound I’ve found on YouTube.Exposure Software products have two types of presets. If you want to make your own Xfer Serum skins you can do that as well. I also made a post showing you how to install Serum presets in detail. Now you can change the current skin by clicking on the Serum icon at the top-left.Click on the “Skins” folder and paste the skins you’ve downloaded before.Open it in your DAW and click on Menu > Show Serum Presets folder First you have to update Serum to the latest version.If you don’t know how to use the Serum skins I’ve mentioned before here’s a short tutorial: It’s the Rick and Morty skin by wolf wav.com The last customization of this list is a funny one. My favorite dubstep producers of all time: Virtual Riot, has also made his own red/cyan Serum skin. It’s called “Frost” and to get it you have to enter your email address on the following site: It’s kinda purple / neon pink and you can download it for free: The creator also shows how to take advantage of the Serum colormap feature in this tutorial.Ĭymatics has (of course) also made a custom Serum skin for you guys to download. ![]() I have recently found the Kill The Noise skin on a website called “tealcheese”. This new skin finally enables you to match Ableton’s design with Serum. It comes with 9 unique colors and is designed to remove all unnecessary visual distractions, which makes it ultra clean, but look for yourself:Ībleton Live is the DAW I’m using and there are many other producers who love it for its features and workflow, too. It’s dark and it’s simple and made from vector graphics which means that it will even look stunning paired with high resolution screens. ![]() This one is definitely one of my favorite ones. With this custom skin the Massive look comes back to life again, but with the power of Serum. Back then Massive was widely considered the best wavetable synthesizer for dubstep, but with the rise of Serum it fell into oblivion. So if you’re a rocket powered sound designer this skin may be something for you.Īnother insane design is the “Massive” skins by Entity. Rocket Powered Sound is a YouTube channel/website showing you how to make insane patches for Serum. Since the new 1.213 update allows you to use custom Xfer Serum skins, there are many producers giving away their own creations as a free download, just like they’re already doing it with free Serum presets for years. ![]()
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