Matt W

I'm working with a large performance patch with many different bpatchers inside of it and I need a way to quickly move between different settings that I've made. Currently I am using many different presets boxes that I try to keep synchronized at all times (i.e. preset #1 in every patch refers to my #1 setting for the entire performance) but this is becoming harder and harder as my patch continues to grow.

It also means that every time I want to modify one or two parameters within one patch I have to go through and add a corresponding preset for the other patches, even if I haven't changed anything in them.

Is there a way to create a kind of master preset box that allows me to save all the parameters within the patch (including audiofiles that I've loaded into a buffer....) with one click? Pattrstorage seems like it could do something like this but I don't really understand how it works.

Hello, 
I'm working with a large performance patch with many different bpatchers inside of it and I need a way to quickly move between different settings that I've made.  Currently I am using many different presets boxes that I try to keep synchronized at all times (i.e. preset #1 in every patch refers to my #1 setting for the entire performance) but this is becoming harder and harder as my patch continues to grow.  

It also means that every time I want to modify one or two parameters within one patch I have to go through and add a corresponding preset for the other patches, even if I haven't changed anything in them. 

Is there a way to create a kind of master preset box that allows me to save all the parameters within the patch (including audiofiles that I've loaded into a buffer....) with one click? Pattrstorage seems like it could do something like this but I don't really understand how it works. 

Does anyone have any ideas about this?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks


master-preset-control

Merci pour l'aide, I think I'll have another look at pattrstorage and the development patch.

Master preset control