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PreenFM => preenfm2 and preenfm3 => Topic started by: hoprocker on May 31, 2020, 08:28:17 PM
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First off, I love the PreenFM2. It is an incredibly versatile instrument, has a really clean interface for its size (once you learn it), and given all of the work that Xavier continues to put into, form factor, USB capability, etc...amazing. I'm putting together a set of patches that I hope to post here sometime soon.
One thing that I'd love for developing patches is just a basic "init patch" setting in the menu somewhere, similar to how "Rand" works but with everything zeroed out, ie:
- algo: 1
- operators: just op 1 as a sine wave, others are None
- all of the modulation matrices turned to 0
- IM settings are normalized (to 1.0 I think)
- etc
Does this already exist? I haven't found it in the settings or manual. I know it sounds boring, but I think that it'd be a nice compliment to the Rand setting.
Thank you again for an amazing instrument!
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i like this idea. im not aware of a function like this.
have you seen the randomization function? its amazing
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Yes good idea, but I don't know how to add that in the menu.
Workaround :
What you can do is to create a bank ("A_Init") with first letters so that it shows first in the bank list.
Then in this bank a "Init" preset where you put the one you want as Init.
You can then find it and load it easily.
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Hello
Kind of the same topic ,
is there a way to change the default empty preset in the banks called "preen mk2" , by a init patch for example?
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Yes good idea, but I don't know how to add that in the menu.
Workaround :
What you can do is to create a bank ("A_Init") with first letters so that it shows first in the bank list.
Then in this bank a "Init" preset where you put the one you want as Init.
You can then find it and load it easily.
That works, and is how the Yamaha DX I owned did it; there was always a patch called "Init".