Search Spire presets by sound
Find Spire presets by sound, even in huge libraries. Record into the mic, drop a sample, or pick a preset, and Presetti finds similar Spire patches.
Windows now · macOS coming soon
Spire preset packs are everywhere, and many producers own thousands of patches. Browsing bank by bank to find the right supersaw or pluck quickly turns into guesswork.
Presetti listens to your Spire presets and lets you search them by sound. Record a sound, drop a sample, or pick a patch and get the closest matches from your whole library.
What Presetti reads from Spire
- Tested with
- Spire by Reveal Sound, VST3 plugin
- Spire presets (.spf2)
- Factory banks and any preset packs you've added.
Where Presetti finds your Spire presets
You don't need to know where Spire keeps its presets. Presetti looks for them on its own, and you can point it at any other folder.
- The standard preset folders for Spire on your computer
- Built-in presets, when Spire makes them available
- Any extra folders you add, such as packs on another drive
How it works with Spire
Presetti finds your synths
It scans your computer for supported instruments and their presets.
You choose what to add
Pick which synths join your search library. You stay in control of the set.
Search by sound
Record into the mic, drop a sample, or pick a preset to find more like it.
Spire questions
- Can Presetti handle very large Spire libraries?
- Yes. Presetti has been tested on Spire libraries with tens of thousands of presets. Building the library takes a while the first time; after that, searches are quick.
- Does Presetti upload my presets?
- No. Everything runs on your computer. No account, no upload.
Other supported synths
Build your library
Scan your installed synth plugins
Find the supported synth plugins on your computer and choose which preset libraries to add to Presetti.
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