Silly question from a "newbie":

Fantom Man · Post by **Fantom Man** » Thu Apr 26, 2007 1:59 pm

Is it possible to save a modified preset into another bank other than the one it was originated in, and if so, what is the procedure? I have tried the usual method of calling up different banks (cursor+ up/down), but the "save preset" does not like it.......
It is probably obvious to everyone else, but the downloaded manual or version 3 addendum does not mention changing bank numbers when saving patches.
Thanks for listening, and I would just like to say what a great Forum this is guys!
All the best,
Pete.

Stuckinabox · Post by **Stuckinabox** » Fri Aug 03, 2007 11:23 pm

I hope you're not still waiting for an answer.

3.3 has a very handed save program that lets you switch banks. If you haven't upgraded, load the patch to the compare buffer, switch banks, then hit cursor and save it.

RL · Post by RL » Sat Aug 04, 2007 4:43 am

Is it possible to save a modified preset into another bank other than the one it was originated in

Version 3.4 will fix that. At the moment you can save it as Stuckinabox wrote.
Have fun,
Rudi

Modularfan · Post by **Modularfan** » Sat Aug 04, 2007 10:55 am

RL wrote:
Is it possible to save a modified preset into another bank other than the one it was originated in
Version 3.4 will fix that. At the moment you can save it as Stuckinabox wrote.
Have fun,
Rudi

Hi Rudi!

When can we expect V3.4 to be released? Are any new features planned, or is this more of a 'bug fix' kind of thing?

-MF

RL · Post by RL » Sat Aug 04, 2007 11:06 am

Hi Modularfan,

When can we expect V3.4 to be released?

It's not possible for me to say when the release will come, sorry.

Are any new features planned, or is this more of a 'bug fix' kind of thing?

Both, for example an easier way to store presets is one of these features.
Have fun,
Rudi

Fantom Man · Post by **Fantom Man** » Tue Aug 07, 2007 6:01 pm

I guess I should have said, the 3.3 upgrade sorted the problem for me. I'm not quite sure how the 3.4 upgrade will improve on this function?
Cheers,
Pete.