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<script language="VBScript">
Sub Window_Onload
window.resizeTo 675,375
set Sh = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
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<script language="VBScript">
Sub Window_Onload
window.resizeTo 675,375
set Sh = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
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Function GetDestDir(d)
GetDestDir = BrowseForFolder("Select Directory...", BIF_ShowAllObjects & BIF_editbox, d)
End Function
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onclick="dir0.value=GetDestDir(dir0.value)"
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there is a thought ... which one of us dares?jmp909 wrote:we could always ask Mr.Toda to fix it
But my Synth1 Remembers the folder where you last browsed. So I have all my Synth1 Banks in one folder. Then it's only Click Opt, Click the Bank Number you want to change, Click the Bank you want to load and click Ok twice. Less than ten seconds away form an infinite number of banks(and no reg hacks). You don't get much more elegant than that. The only change I would ask from Ichiro is to the raise the number of bank slots. As it is you can have 1280 patches just a click away and any bank just a few seconds away. If you have Synth1 banks "all over the place" then it's bad housekeeping and not Synth1's fault. If you're having to start at My Computer each time then perhaps it's your host's fault. The latest version of Synth1 remembers the last browsed folder in Orion Platinum, Energy XT and FL Studio on both Win98se and WinXp here.grymmjack wrote: Teksonik, the reason I made it was to overcome the endless "My Computer" starting point in the synth1 bank chooser. If you have presets stored all over the place, clicking the little [+] and drilling down through things is a major annoyance IMO. I would much prefer to copy a path to the clipboard, paste it into the thing I made 9 times, and change each number (assuming the banks desired are a series with 9 folders), then hit Configure Instead of clicking hundreds of times to accomplish the same thing within Synth1.
It's nothing more than that. The registry modifications it makes are to the HKLM\Software\Daichi\Synht1\bankset00 through bankset09 registry strings. It's harmless honestly, but suit yourself
I don't understand why people have so many problems with Synth1's patch handling. It's one of the best systems in the freeware world.jackson wrote:Thanks Grymmjack - one of my biggest reasons for not trying out the myriad of synth1 banks is the useless file browser it uses.
Much appreciate the effort, and I'm looking forward to trying it out tonight!
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regedit /e Synth1.reg "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Daichi\Synth1"
cls
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