Wehad to post this massive nexus expansion pack which has over 500 trap sounds for you to go crazy with. Pair these up with some MIDI melodies and you should be working nonstop #NoBeatBlockEver . Shout out to Cold X Beats for putting the time into creating this and dropping it for free to the community. Of course there are some generic nexus sounds in here (how much can you tweaka nexus brass?) but overall it has some juice in it.
With 129 presets of crazy, pitch-bending arpeggios, deep basses, complex drums, screaming risers, fat chords, pianos, bells, and wobbling, moving synths, this expansion pack will wreak havoc on any hip hop, trap or twerk track.
If you are producing music without a MIDI keyboard, I strongly recommend checking out our guide to some solid MIDI controllers under $100. I put this together and thought it would be perfect to include it as you can use them with Nexus presets.
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Recently I upgraded from my old Core 2 Duo iMac to a brand new 3.4GHZ iMac (10.8.5). I backed up the whole HDD before upgrading to the new mac. My new iMac / Old iMac is setup almost identical apart from the obvious updated versions of Apple etc. All plugins / Sample banks are the same way I left my old iMac.
I am currently running Logic 9 but I have an issue with ReFX nexus that I can't seem to figure out. Anytime I load a project file I was working on pre-upgrade, Nexus doesn't seem to load the preset that I used for the song. Nexus itself loads fine but when I click the menu it doesn't go to the preset I was using at the time i worked on the song.
Not sure what you mean by "when I click the menu it doesn't go to the preset I was using at the time i worked on the song."...what menu are you referring to? Is the preset a Logic preset (plug-in setting or channel strip setting) or something that existed only inside Nexus?
Hi, Basically Nexus the VST itself will load in place where it should, but when I open it, it just shows 'INIT' where the preset should be.. The preset that should be in there is just replaced with a default nexus sound. It basically means all the sounds/Nexus presets are defaulted.
OK. Thanks for clarifying. Were you using your own custom presets or presets that come with Nexus? You could maybe try the following and see if you could at least find the name of the preset and reload it manually:
Having fun testing out which mods I would like to use and using Vortex since I missed the previous program. However I did notice that none of the Facial Presets don't work, this includes the Protagonist Facial Presets and certain Companion presets. With the Protagonist Facial Presets they don't show up to replace certain presets when creating a new character. With Companion Facial Presets they don't seem to work, like with the Loving Piper mod she either is missing her eyebrows in one mod or has an infamous burnt face with another. Other Facial Preset mods don't change the companion faces at all and Piper, Curie and Cait just have their default faces.
I'm not sure what's going on with the Facial Preset mods through Vortex, but Vortex is the first mod manager program I've tried so I'm still trying to figure things out. I'm kinda presuming that I'm doing something wrong on my side with the presets but starting to run out of testing options on trying to get the Facial Presets to work.
json presets have to be installed into this folder Fallout 4\Data\F4SE\Plugins\Presets in order for them to be available. AND you have to have f4se installed, and active in order to access them through the Presets menu in looksmenu.
Also double check to make sure that vortex is installing these files to the correct folder and is not just dumping them into the fallout 4 folder, or into the Data folder. (Most of the time these files are just packed into a zip folder and need to be installed manually as the folder inside the archive isn't set up correctly to be used by an installer.)
esp type face presets for the player.... if you have more than one of them.... meaning two or more mods that do this.... they are NOT compatible with each other. You can only run ONE of them at once. So you have to deactivate any of them that you don't want to use, when you are using one that you do want to use. Now the nice thing is tho, that once you have your character set, you don't have to keep that .esp file that you used as active. The game will remember your face without it.
The other downside about these is that they are not compatible with some other types of mods that mod the PC body. They can conflict with those, or they can outright just not work. If you have any mods like that, run your preset .esp files LOWER in your load order than the body mod .esp files and see if that helps resolve the issue.
Same with .esp files that modify the NPC's. Generally the one that is the lowest in the Load Order (LO) is going to win out. Tho, there are so many different kinds of mods that affect these, it can be a real mess trying to get them all to to work together.
I will also mention this too. It's bad to try to mix esp presets with looksmenu presets on NPCs. Eventually the game may not know which preset to use, since the esp loads up during the game boot, then the looksmenu preset is added during the load of your savegame.... and it may make the poor NPC look like they got into fight with a schoolbus bumper or radiator grill. And lost. Badly.
If Nexus Mod Manager is what you are talking about. It's still around. It's just not hosted here on the nexus anymore, as the site Dev team has moved onto working on Vortex exclusively. However, it is still around, and being supported by a team of modders. You can find it via an internet search.
The brownface bug is most often caused by using two different resolution textures. Like trying to use a 4k face resolution mixed with a 5k resolution body. The head and body are both two seperate 3d models, and the game gets confused if the texture sizes don't match sometimes.
Can you think of any solution to apply this .esp facial mod to my existing game save? Am I straight up missing a preset list files which should be in SLM? There's nothing that generates these necessary preset files, so the .esp facial mod is applying to "nothing".
Well, one way you can do it, is to put Nexus in a rack, put the rack in every song. Change the preset for the next song, and SAVE it. And so on through your 10 song list. When you pull the song up, the preset will be loaded.
Omnisphere and Keyscape (which read from the startupdrive-SSD in my case) still go well, in time to change presets between songs, with a single rack and preset-states, though they might be candidates for multiple racks indeed as you suggest, for some of the bigger samples
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It took around 3 minutes for this import, this means that if I had continued the process, it would take around half an hour for the whole default pigments lib to import.
Not bad, not perfect either. Since, I have plugins with more than 5,000 each (omnisphere is an example), this means that even with such automation, it will take many hours eventually to import.
True. I will only work on ones with sqlite (and hopefully not ciphered) databases and if there is no db but some xmls or jsons or txts that can be read in a matter of minutes, I will have a look took.
Interesting! Can you share the name so I can have a look? To me, it seems like there is no need our file to be identical to the auto produced ones. Many states are just of null significance, as far I can tell.
The plugin was FirComp2 (a compressor plugin), whose presets are basically xml, but in the vstpreset there was actually one additional element. But I think that most of the time the presets will have the exact same format as the Comp chunk, because everything else would actually be extra work for the developer.
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