Browser quirks, and possible improvements
Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2023 7:07 am
Hi D16,
Thanks for the latest Lush update, a long time overdue but most welcome and it's good to get back to rediscovering a synth that I haven't used for a while : )
I have a few suggestions, and a question about the new browser.
1. The browser cannot read presets from sub-folders.
I have several 3rd party sound banks for L-101 but when the presets are imported they are stored in my user folder. This is pretty messy, and if there are name clashes it means having to rename preset before importing. While I prefer tag based browsers, it would be beneficial to allow users to arrange the files on the hard drive by folder.
2. I appreciate being able to add additional tags and tag-groups, but I think that a) 'Author' and 'Bank' should be included by default as (near) top-level groups, and b) adding new tags and groups could be a little less clunky.
3. The browser window could be a little taller, or expand to fit the available vertical space (keyboard shown or not, etc), if feels a bit cramped.
Finally, a Q. How does a sound designer package a sound bank for distribution, and how would it be kept separate from user presets?
Cheers
nbiar.
Thanks for the latest Lush update, a long time overdue but most welcome and it's good to get back to rediscovering a synth that I haven't used for a while : )
I have a few suggestions, and a question about the new browser.
1. The browser cannot read presets from sub-folders.
I have several 3rd party sound banks for L-101 but when the presets are imported they are stored in my user folder. This is pretty messy, and if there are name clashes it means having to rename preset before importing. While I prefer tag based browsers, it would be beneficial to allow users to arrange the files on the hard drive by folder.
2. I appreciate being able to add additional tags and tag-groups, but I think that a) 'Author' and 'Bank' should be included by default as (near) top-level groups, and b) adding new tags and groups could be a little less clunky.
3. The browser window could be a little taller, or expand to fit the available vertical space (keyboard shown or not, etc), if feels a bit cramped.
Finally, a Q. How does a sound designer package a sound bank for distribution, and how would it be kept separate from user presets?
Cheers
nbiar.