Here's where the magic happens:analogo13 wrote:Urs, is the respective favorite color in each preset file coded or encrypted, so you can easily make a backup of all the presets, for example with the Windows Explorer, and not to lose the favorite color?
That is great news, thanks! I'm sure it will be stellar...tagging and search is great! I don't think I could even use Omnisphere without itUrs wrote:Folders, MIDI Programs, the default.h2p preset, "reveal in Finder" etc. are all still there. The Search interface, tagging etc. are built on top of that.markcohn wrote:So, after the long backstory, my question is, is the underlying core functionality of how the browser works with host program changes, and the way it works simply with folders in the finder going to drastically change? Thank you!
While the new browser is certainly a substantial improvement, it's not a complete change. It doesn't even deploy every feature known to man. You can ignore most of it and just keep doing as you did, but once you type something into the search bar and press enter, you know what you've been missing all those years.
But, I really like how easy it is to copy my presets and folders from my studio machine to my laptop with no muss no fuss, so I'm glad that's staying. That is something many of the other guys should take a lesson from you on!Yes, thanks...I agree with you. I think it likely is GigPerformer's interaction with the Arturia plugs, as they don't behave that way in any of my DAWs, whether VST or Audiounit. I'm sure they are working on it, as I've seen others bring up some issues with them as well. I generally like the Arturia stuff, especially v5 seems to be much more unified and consistent compared to earlier versions. I just have a patch with 1 jupiter 8 and 1 prophet 5 and I get some flakey behavior and the CPU is up around 18% when I'm NOT playing anything, whereas I have another patch with 7 instances of Zebra2, it recalls perfectly and the CPU with all of them is around 2% idle and 20% playing them all, so I wanted to give credit where it was due!jme-audio wrote:I had some other issues with Arturia plugins. I have to say there was a time it was hard to get support from Arturia, but I think that has changed and at least the issues I had reported have been fixed. And they gave me a plugin for free because it took very long (of course until a bug is fixed can take long with other developers too). I can only recommend to get in touch with them, so they can fix this. Maybe they don't even know about it. Also you can get in touch with the devs of GigPerformer, so they can analyze why these plugins are not working right in their host. Maybe GigPerformer can improve overall plugin compatibility with your help. Not saying that it's GigPerformers fault, but I know about a open source DAW that needed several rewrites on the VST host code until "everything" was fine.
Nobody can predict if a major change or a minor change or a bug might result in problems with GigPerformer. But if that would happen, pretty sure u-he will be happy to fix it.
Ah, ok. Arturia VOX Continental had (or has, dunno) a similar problem with its optional reverb effect (possibly a denormal problem, related to the computation of very small values on some CPUs). Hence, it could be that the optional reverb effect of Jupiter has this problem too. Just an idea. If the problem is only related to some patches, then there is a good chance that the problem is only related to a buggy optional effect that you can avoid in future, so you can still continue to work with the plugin while filing a bug report.markcohn wrote: I just have a patch with 1 jupiter 8 and 1 prophet 5 and I get some flakey behavior and the CPU is up around 18% when I'm NOT playing anything, whereas I have another patch with 7 instances of Zebra2, it recalls perfectly and the CPU with all of them is around 2% idle and 20% playing them all, so I wanted to give credit where it was due!
Ah, yes...makes sense. Thanks for the info, I'll look into it, though I generally remove the built-in effects on sounds I make, but may have overlooked something.Ah, ok. Arturia VOX Continental had (or has, dunno) a similar problem with its optional reverb effect (possibly a denormal problem, related to the computation of very small values on some CPUs). Hence, it could be that the optional reverb effect of Jupiter has this problem too. Just an idea. If the problem is only related to some patches, then there is a good chance that the problem is only related to a buggy optional effect that you can avoid in future, so you can still continue to work with the plugin while filing a bug report.
Thanks, but I do not quite understand that yet ..Urs wrote:Here's where the magic happens:analogo13 wrote:Urs, is the respective favorite color in each preset file coded or encrypted, so you can easily make a backup of all the presets, for example with the Windows Explorer, and not to lose the favorite color?
You can drag any of the Favourites folders (or search results) into any of the normal preset folders and it'll make a "real" folder with duplicates of all those presets. Easy backup & organize!
Focus on Repro-5 for public beta as soon as possible. Some bugs left in Zebra which we hope to address next week then. Depends on how things go.Hanz Meyzer wrote:Zebra 2.8 news?
Nice!Urs wrote:Focus on Repro-5 for public beta as soon as possible. Some bugs left in Zebra which we hope to address next week then. Depends on how things go.Hanz Meyzer wrote:Zebra 2.8 news?
After Repro-5 public beta now was released:Urs wrote:Focus on Repro-5 for public beta as soon as possible. Some bugs left in Zebra which we hope to address next week then. Depends on how things go.
This has nothing to do with Windows Explorer. Within the new browser you can drag any "smart folder" (for instance the results of a search or one of the Favourites folders) onto any REAL preset folder. E.g. dragging "Favourites 1" onto "User" will create a new folder containing copies of those favourites.analogo13 wrote:Thanks, but I do not quite understand that yet ..Urs wrote:You can drag any of the Favourites folders (or search results) into any of the normal preset folders and it'll make a "real" folder with duplicates of all those presets. Easy backup & organize!
So I can also backup all Preset.h2p files including the respective new favorite color via Windows Explorer, for example?
Compatible.Are the old Preset.h2p files compatible with the new Preset Browser or are the updated plugins able to convert them?
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