F0F7 Laser Mammoth For macOS

NEW Laser Mammoth for macOS

Laser Mammoth
SysEx LibrarianStandalone App for Mac

Reorder

Your favorite sound programs are spread all over different banks?

Rename

All selfmade programs on your synth share the same name like Init2 and Init2#3?

Delete

Your synth has panflute sounds. You might not want that.

Keep it local

No cloud. No account. No subscription. All your data stays on your Mac.

Download on the Mac App Store

Get Laser Mammoth for macOS.

Laser Mammoth for macOS showing local sound banks, the Masterboard, and the Clipboard for a Yamaha DX7
A familiar workflow. A new home.
Standalone Mac app Local sound library SysEx via MIDI No app account needed

01 / New on your desktop

Back to the Future.
No more Cloud.

With the benefits of a dedicated desktop app.

Your library stays with you.

Sound banks are stored locally on your Mac. No cloud. No account. No subscription.

Stored locally

A place of its own in your Dock.

Launch Laser Mammoth as a standalone app. With a macOS menu bar, a dedicated settings window, and familiar Mac keyboard shortcuts.

Made for your Mac

One backup. Everything included.

Export your local database via “File → Export Database Backup”. Save a copy of your library wherever you choose.

Database backup

Setup, simplified

Just the synths in your setup

Select the devices you own in Settings. Only your chosen synthesizers will appear in the Devices menu, keeping your setup tidy.

Find your device with the search field and add it to your selection.

⌘, Open Settings. Choose your devices. Get started.

Device settings with a search field and synthesizers grouped by manufacturer
Your device selection in a dedicated settings window.

Supported Devices

44 device profiles

Access

  • Virus

Casio

  • CZ-101 / CZ-1000
  • CZ-5000

Clavia

  • Nordlead

Dave Smith Instruments

  • Evolver
  • Mopho
  • Mopho x4
  • OB-6
  • Pro 12
  • Pro 2
  • Prophet 08
  • Prophet Rev2
  • Tetra

Ensoniq

  • ESQ-1

Groove Synthesis

  • 3rd Wave

Intellijel

  • Plonk

Intellijel Cylonix

  • Rainmaker

Kawai

  • K3/K3M

Korg

  • DW-8000
  • microKORG / MS2000

Moog

  • Voyager

Novation

  • Bass Station 2
  • Supernova

Oberheim

  • Matrix 6 / 6R / 1000
  • OB-8
  • OB-X8
  • Teo 5
  • Xpander

Pioneer DJ

  • Toraiz AS-1

Roland

  • Alpha Juno
  • D-50
  • JD 800
  • JV-80 / JV-90

Sequential

  • Fourm
  • Pro 3
  • Prophet 5 / 10 Rev4
  • Prophet 6
  • Prophet X
  • Take 5
  • Trigon-6

Strymon

  • Timeline

Waldorf Music

  • Blofeld
  • MicroWave

Yamaha

  • DX7

02 / Librarian Girl, you came and you changed my world

Create your personal Sound Banks.
Reorder, Rename, Delete

Collect sounds, try them out, and put them in the right order.

  1. 01

    Bring your programs in.

    Import a .syx file into the Clipboard or receive programs from your synthesizer via MIDI SysEx. Use a request or a manual bank dump, depending on your device.

    Import SysEx / Request Programs
  2. 02

    Make them your own.

    Drag programs between the Clipboard and Masterboard. Reorder them with drag and drop, filter by name, and rename programs where your device supports it.

    Masterboard + Clipboard
  3. 03

    Ready to play.

    Save the Masterboard as a local bank, export it as a SysEx file, or send the finished bank back to your synthesizer.

    Save / Export / Send
A / AUDITION

Listen first.

On supported devices, clicking a program name sends the program to the Edit Buffer. Audition it on your synthesizer without overwriting stored programs.

B / SOUND DNA

Same name. Same sound?

The four-character DNA code is a checksum of the sound parameters. Compare it to help tell apart programs with identical names.

C / SHORTCUTS

Stay in the flow.

Keep moving with keyboard shortcuts. Press ? in the librarian to see the available shortcuts.

03 / A look behind the sounds

MIDI.
Made visible.

Switch on the MIDI Monitor to keep an eye on incoming data. Useful when setting up your gear or troubleshooting a SysEx transfer.

Close-up of the MIDI Monitor showing received SysEx data in hexadecimal
Show it when you need it. See what's coming in.

Good to know

Any questions?

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Do I need an account or an internet connection?

You don't need an app account to use the desktop app. Your library is stored locally on your Mac. You can organize sounds from files without an internet connection; exchanging sounds with your synthesizer requires a MIDI connection.

How do I connect my synthesizer?

Connect your instrument using a SysEx-compatible MIDI interface or a suitable USB-MIDI connection. Then select the device profile and MIDI input and output in Laser Mammoth. Follow the device-specific instructions in the app.

Do all devices work the same way?

Available features depend on the selected device profile. Some synthesizers support a direct request; others use a manual bank dump. Auditioning and renaming also depend on the device.

What happens to the sounds on my synth?

Importing and organizing sounds locally does not change the sounds stored on your instrument. “Overwrite Program” and “Overwrite Bank” can replace existing programs. Back up your sounds before overwriting them.

Where can I download the Mac app?

Get Laser Mammoth for macOS on the Mac App Store.

Everything starts with F0 and ends with F7.

Laser Mammoth for macOS. Your sound library, right on your desktop.

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