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SM2 Module Folder

Archive · 2011 3 old posts

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

philter5 ·

where is the module folder (with the *.HOM Files) for SM2? Just wanted to install the Analog Modeling Kit in SM2 but i can´t find the right folder! 😕

trogluddite ·

I only use Windows XP, which has two locations storing modules...

C:/Program Files/OutSim/SynthMaker/modules (default modules are here, some user ones also)

C:/Documents and Settings/<username>/Application Data/SynthMaker/Modules (most user modules)

The user modules in the 'Program Files....' location all seem to be quite old - I am guessing that it is a legacy folder from an older SM version - the 'Application Data...' one seems to be the one used by SM2.

philter5 ·

hey trog , thx a lot, i think i was just a little to drunk to get it hehehe.... 😀

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