BALTHOR ·
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BALTHOR ·
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tention ·
Not bad at all, but wouldn't it be better to have for example displayed: BANK B - 6 - Program Name instead of Program 22?
Anyhow, great idea and good implementation...
infuzion ·
tention wrote: Not bad at all, but wouldn't it be better to have for example displayed: BANK B - 6 - Program Name instead of Program 22?
You can do that yourself by renaming the patch names. Although it would be handy if the schematic would do that automatically, I think someone can add that in themselves since BALTHOR wisely kept things more or less organized while still not having too many confusing sub-modules.
I think BALTHOR did a good job of making an example of a front-end that can be easily dropped into an existing OSM synth. Looks like all one has to do is to drop in his BANK AND PGM SELECT BALTHOR sub-module into the stock SM Program Manager module, connect some wireless OUT/LINK to some trigger buttons, & you have yourself your own preset switcher. Might be handy if there was some sort of "spread" preference, so if I wanted only buttons numbered 0-9 instead of 1-16 like his file, but really not needed, since one only has to edit 3 Floats inside the BANK AND PGM SELECT BALTHOR sub-module, & they're very easy to find.
BTW, Jobro did make a similar module, but BALTHOR's is totally different in approach. And honestly, I figured out how BALTHOR's worked faster than Jobro's, which is a good sign for those who want to learn or make their own version; simpler is often better.
BALTHOR ·
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infuzion ·
Selected LEDs: nice touch.
BALTHOR ·
If you look closely you will notice that the Led's are not switched by any switches.I put a toggle switch in every push button then programmed the lights to go on and off.I then removed the switches.The reason that I had to go to this method of patch switching is because my MIDI controller patch change buttons do not work.I'm trying to do the impossible with primitives.I think that the SM dll or exe would get flashed right into the memory chip and when the device,like a microwave oven,is started the exe starts----that's digital---
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