PreSonus DEEP-FLIGHT-ONE Users Manual

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Deep Flight One – Read Me
Deep Flight One
User Guide
PreSonus Deep Flight One
Thank you for purchasing Deep Flight One for Presence XT!
Far more than a sample library, PreSonus’ new Deep Flight One instrument library effectively turns Studio One’s Presence XT polyphonic sample player into a powerful hybrid instrument! With Deep Flight One, diverse samples are your raw material to be molded with synthesizer parameters such as filters, envelopes, modulation, and effects.
Deep Flight One is fully compatible with Studio One Professional version 4 or higher, as well as Studio One Artist version 4 or higher—albeit with limited compatibility (Presence XT presets only, Musicloops on audio tracks only).
Features at a glance:
Over 3 GB of unique sample content
Over 300 Presence XT Presets
131 Multi Instrument presets
Includes 50 Musicloops
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Getting Started

Overview

Deep Flight One – Read Me
After registering and downloading Deep Flight One from your
my.presonus.com account, drag and drop the .soundset file into Studio
One to begin the installation and activation process. An activation window will pop up—simply follow the on-screen instructions. If you received this product with a PreSonus Sphere membership, activation is automatic.
The total size of Deep Flight One is approximately 3 GB, so make sure to have enough disk space available—you may opt to install Deep Flight One to an external drive.
You can add new file locations in Studio One from the drop-down menu. Go to Studio One/Preferences/Locations/Sound Sets and add any new content locations here. Don’t forget to rescan the Presets by right-clicking the browser and choosing “Refresh.”
Deep Flight One is more than a sample library for Presence XT. It effectively turns Presence XT into a new hybrid instrument that uses samples as raw material... but it also adds the full potential of synthesis parameters such as filters, envelopes, modulation, and effects as significant sound design elements.
While each individual multisample preset can be used as-is, the real power of this instrument is in the combination of multiple layered elements. Similar to many popular synthesizers of the past, and some of the most successful virtual instruments of today, this hybrid synthesis approach delivers some of the most organic, deep, and inspiring sounds available.
The sample content and single presets are divided into three main categories: “Synth layers,” “Modular layers,” and “Field Recording layers”.
The Synth layers are made from samples taken from some of the rarest, most expensive, and sought-after synthesizers available! This includes but isn’t limited to the legendary Oberheim Four Voice analog synthesizer, the New England Digital Synclavier, and the super-rare Schmidt synthesizer from Germany.
Sounds in the Modular layers category have been sampled from Eurorack and Buchla modular systems. Modular layers include a variety of percussive sounds, as well as tonal and atonal soundscapes.
Field recording layers include organic and dramatic sound effects, both tonal and atonal, providing that “secret sauce” in many of the unique, layered Multi Instrument presets in this library.
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