Closed el-folie closed 2 years ago
I agree.
I think a simple 2 letter message will have to do, because if you receive a patch bank the P600 does not even recognise that it is a whole bank but will receive every patch as if it was a single transmission. So the message must be simple, so that it can be repeated 100 times. Either the patch number (will count up or down etc.) or a "S" or something like that.
I see. Counting up/down would look cool I guess...
Maybe you could keep a counter of what patches were just stored and if patches 00-99 were consecutively stored (or a subset, like 90-99) in less than 5 min time (or something) then after patch 99 is stored display "bulk stored" or something.
alpha 13.5:
Tested, done. Good work!
I guess this is a matter of LFO speed rescaling, but seemingly also some filter cutoff depth rescaling or so?
I did 4 audio files for comparison, 2 sounds, each played on alpha 10 and alpha 11, the differences are hard to ignore.
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I guess this will eventually be solved as a matter of rescaling/adapting paramaters. So just as a pointer here, if patch compatibility is still a must - of course I can reprogram all my patches if needed, the new functions are more precious to me...