Down memory lane: Reason Factory Sound Bank patch designing

I just stumbled on some file archives where I kept the last version of my patches for Reason 6 (if I'm not mistaken) Factory Sound Bank.


Then thought it would be fun to check if any were still listed in the first group of patches, when we create a device.

To my surprise, some familiar names still show up in Reason 12, eh!


Smooth Wobbler!



Epic Chip Lead!



Artwist Bass and Chip Arpeggio!




and some of my favorite Combinator (v1) ones are still included too, nice! :)


Needless to say that we kinda had a theme going for that FSB,
 that's why there were so many "wobble", "dirty" and "chip-tune'ish" patches ;)

Some of the more odd Combinator ones don't make any sense nowadays
because of all the new Rack Extensions that keep coming out, especially from Reason Studios.


Ok, now... I'm trying to think what else might be in there...

hmmm... I remember doing some for Parsec (Phrap One Bass and Phrap Two Bass comes to mind)


...and Complex-1 (Panflute, Corda Unica and Duas Cordas also come to mind), at least...

oh, the Complex-1 patches kept my handle suffix, nice!

I wished Reason patches (or at least the .repatch files) had a Sound Designer field
 to easily keep track of which were done by whom, like some VSTs do... oh well :)


Need to do some disk searching now to see if I kept any local backups of those too -.-'









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