.VITAL File Extension
Vital Synthesizer Preset
Developer | Matt Tytel |
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What is a VITAL file?
A VITAL file is a settings file used by Vital, a spectral warping wavetable synthesizer. It contains XML data that allows Vital to mimic instruments and sound styles. VITAL files are typically installed using .VITALBANK files.
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Vital is a cross-platform synthesizer program developed by Matt Tytel. Vital allows musicians to record music, typically using an electronic musical keyboard, and mimic all sorts of instruments and sounds as they do so.
To give users a starting point from which to begin recording music, Vital contains several pre-made settings files designed to mimic specific instruments and musical styles. These presets are saved in VITAL files. For example, Vital comes preinstalled with VITAL files named Growl Bass Sidechain.vital and Digestive Trauma.vital, among many others. Vital users also regularly create and share their own VITAL files. Oftentimes, users group VITAL files within VITALBANK files, which can be used to install many VITAL files at once.
How to open a VITAL file
To open a VITAL file in Vital (cross-platform):
- Select the sandwich menu located in Vital's center.
- From the sandwich menu, select Open External Preset.
- Browse to and open your VITAL file.
The settings your VITAL file contains will then be applied in Vital.