.VITALBANK File Extension
Vital Synthesizer Soundbank
| Developer | Matt Tytel |
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What is a VITALBANK file?
A VITALBANK file is a settings file used by Vital, a spectral warping wavetable synthesizer. It contains a collection of .VITAL files. VITALBANK files are created by selecting from Vital's sandwich menu.
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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 musicians a starting point from which to begin recording music, Vital allows them to install and select from presets that mimic certain instruments and musical styles. These presets are saved in VITAL files. Groups of related VITAL files are often saved in VITALBANK files, which a musician can use to install several presets at once. For example, a group of punk-related presets may be saved in the file Punk Rock.vitalbank.
When Vital users share custom presets with each other, they typically group related VITAL files into VITALBANK files. To create VITALBANK files, users select the option from Vital's sandwich menu.
How to open a VITALBANK file
To open a VITALBANK file in Vital (cross-platform):
- Select the sandwich menu located in Vital's center.
- From the sandwich menu, select .
- Browse to and open your VITALBANK file.
The presets your VITALBANK file contains will then appear in Vital.