Is it possible to change presets this way...

[SMSomething]

So, I'm curious. Is it possible to change the same preset for the same synth on multiple tracks at one time?

I've been working on sound design and would like to render out a sample set of my new presets for each track containing a midi file with a single note, ranging from key from C# 2 - C6 for instance. This way I have a nice neat folder of samples in clean orderly fashion for use in Decent sampler (or any other for that matter). However, changing the preset on 46 instances of a synth, one by one, like Vital is time consuming. It would be a great help to change them all at once.

I have no clue where to begin, so thanks for any help.

[jabe]

It sounds like creating and using a macro could be the way to go, but I haven't looked into macros for years.

[SMSomething]

It sounds like creating and using a macro could be the way to go, but I haven't looked into macros for years.

Thanks for the answer. I couldn't get my head around the macro and get it working.

I did however stumble into a "wrapper" that allowed me to send a single synth to 60+ tracks. I have a single note per track and can now render a sample for each track, each note in seconds. Also, I can change the synth preset in the rack and HOORAH!...it changes the entire rack.

I was changing the preset on all 60 tracks, one by one until now and my poor PC was choking on it all

***Problem Solved***

I can speedily create sample sets to use for the future.

[jabe]

Excellent! I have to admit that it took me a while to understand exactly what you were aiming to do, but once I'd got it, there always seemed to be something in each method that would slow the job to a crawl.

[SMSomething]

Excellent! I have to admit that it took me a while to understand exactly what you were aiming to do, but once I'd got it, there always seemed to be something in each method that would slow the job to a crawl.

I'm old

And this new fangled, techno stuff is fer young'ns. I hardly knew how to phrase the question in a way that made sense. So, it wasn't you, it was me. /insert old man shaking cane emoji.

[jabe]

Excellent! I have to admit that it took me a while to understand exactly what you were aiming to do, but once I'd got it, there always seemed to be something in each method that would slow the job to a crawl.

I'm old

And this new fangled, techno stuff is fer young'ns. I hardly knew how to phrase the question in a way that made sense. So, it wasn't you, it was me. /insert old man shaking cane emoji.

I'm not exactly freshly baked myself!