i hope i've made myself clear, now.
Yep, thanks :)
You see, plugin presets are a big deal - I'm really not talking about me, but for all my fellow users here - the usual workflow is to play the song or loop and to browse presets on the fly. Ideally, with only a key. Not all plugins allow that, Most notably ZASFX, with its huge click-o-rama floating panels, or even worse, TAL Noise Maker, with its humongous right-click preset menu (apparently, they all handle their presets in different ways (TALs are all in a turtle file, ZASFXs are separate files/collections) I didn't know that the LV2 norm allowed that, back to the point) The Vees are really user-friendly in this respect, with their in-GUI Preset Combobox menu: You click in it, and press down/up along the list. The only thing missing in the Vees is the persistence of said list (because how sad is an empty list?) and well, my system is a hackish (but it works) attempt at solving this. After a Qtractor session, it's already an habit to commit & push HEAD in my "main dotfiles" repo dir, where my Qtractor.conf and Template.qtt are already versioned. Don't fear the user (baby take my hand!) :)
i hope i've made myself clear, now.
Yep, thanks :)
You see, plugin presets are a big deal - I'm really not talking about me, but for all my fellow users here - the usual workflow is to play the song or loop and to browse presets on the fly. Ideally, with only a key. Not all plugins allow that, Most notably ZASFX, with its huge click-o-rama floating panels, or even worse, TAL Noise Maker, with its humongous right-click preset menu (apparently, they all handle their presets in different ways (TALs are all in a turtle file, ZASFXs are separate files/collections) I didn't know that the LV2 norm allowed that, back to the point) The Vees are really user-friendly in this respect, with their in-GUI Preset Combobox menu: You click in it, and press down/up along the list. The only thing missing in the Vees is the persistence of said list (because how sad is an empty list?) and well, my system is a hackish (but it works) attempt at solving this. After a Qtractor session, it's already an habit to commit & push HEAD in my "main dotfiles" repo dir, where my Qtractor.conf and Template.qtt are already versioned. Don't fear the user (baby take my hand!) :)