Where is ZebraHZ microtuning file stored?

[michaebourne]

Some tunings' file in ZebraHZ such as "Bach Harpsi" (patch Jazz Tonto+) are nowhere to be found

Right click "show in finder" leads to an empty "Voice Circuit Tuning" folder in Library Application Support on mac

[filulilu]

In my Mac all u-he .tun files are in:
Library/Application Support/u-he/Tunefiles
They are common to all u-he synths
Could they be also in the user library?

[Urs]

Once loaded, it's in the preset itself. So presets can be shared including microtuning tables without actually needing a separate file.

[EvilDragon]

So on Mac all the tuning files are shared between all the u-he plugins? That's nice... on Windows they're repeated per product, so I had to symlink manually :/

[Urs]

So on Mac all the tuning files are shared between all the u-he plugins? That's nice... on Windows they're repeated per product, so I had to symlink manually :/

That's an expression of the disadvantage of making application data folders invisible to the user - and the self defense of the developer shielding their support team from hundreds of extra cases.

[michaebourne]

So on Mac all the tuning files are shared between all the u-he plugins? That's nice... on Windows they're repeated per product, so I had to symlink manually :/

Only way I know how to do it is via "lock" to swap the micro tuning there..

[Howard]

Right click "show in finder" leads to an empty "Voice Circuit Tuning" folder in Library Application Support on mac

That's odd. I'll ask...
Turns out this was an unreported "bugette" - thanks! Will be fixed.

[AnX]

I thought they were stored in a safe deposit box in Switzerland

[tasmaniandevil]

The "reveal in Finder" command opening the wrong MicroTuning folder only happens when you choose the command while either no scale is loaded, or a scale which doesn't exist (i.e. when it is baked into the preset file instead of existing in the tuning library location).

[michaebourne]

The "reveal in Finder" command opening the wrong MicroTuning folder only happens when you choose the command while either no scale is loaded, or a scale which doesn't exist (i.e. when it is baked into the preset file instead of existing in the tuning library location).

Okay here's a trivial question tho - would I be able to utilize the tuning by "lock" (then switch to my own patches), and would there by any chance a way to export the tuning into a file like the others?

Much thanks,
Grey

[michaebourne]

Right click "show in finder" leads to an empty "Voice Circuit Tuning" folder in Library Application Support on mac

That's odd. I'll ask...
Turns out this was an unreported "bugette" - thanks! Will be fixed.

Aha - many thanks!

[tasmaniandevil]

Okay here's a trivial question tho - would I be able to utilize the tuning by "lock" (then switch to my own patches), and would there by any chance a way to export the tuning into a file like the others?

You can lock the loaded scale, then switch to your own presets, and then save them with this scale, that works.

But there is no way to export a loaded scale, sorry.