Sample Fuel POLY CRE8, Manual

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iNTRODUCTION
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Introduction
POLY is the first instrument in a series of instruments that utilizes our simple and intuitive CRE8 Engine
powered by Steinberg's FREE HALion Sonic SE platform. Furthermore, you can load the instrument set
as a program in HALion, HALion Sonic, and HALion Sonic SE. For further instructions on how to use
HALion Sonic SE, HALion Sonic and HALion, follow the links below to their respective manuals:
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HALion Sonic SE
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HALion Sonic
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HALion
Intuitive and flexible with the focus on quick and easy workflow is the concept behind
our
CRE8 Engine. Poly is a Modern Classic 3 oscillator synth with up to 8 de-tunable voices and includes
Sub, Noise Oscillators and Ring Modulator. Presets have up to 2 Layers and you can load patches in up
to 16 slots that can be used multi-timbral or layered by assigning patches to the same midi channel. The
main concept behind its design is to provide you with a "SIMPLE Page" that provides all the functionality
you would reach for during composing or performing. Of course, there is an incredible amount of
functionality and sound design capabilities contained in the additional pages we provide all with the
same concept of being simple and intuitive.
Loading the VST Sound Instrument Set
To load the instrument set in HALion, HALion Sonic, or HALion Sonic SE, load any
of the presets that come with the
POLY CRE8 library.
Loading and Saving Presets
When you are working with a Steinberg DAW, the Load and Save dialogs contain
MediaBay functionality, allowing you to make use of tags, for example.
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To load a preset, click the name field in the plug-in functions section and select the
preset in the dialog.
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When a preset is loaded, you can step through the available presets using the left
and right arrow buttons to the left of the preset name field.
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To save a preset, click the floppy disk icon to the right of the preset name and
enter a name for the preset.
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In a non-Steinberg DAW, you can only save presets in the predefined folder or a
subfolder of this folder. If you save presets using the preset manager of the DAW
that you are using, these presets are only accessible within this DAW and not in
other host applications.