Zen features requests

[swampmonster50]

for private presets...... right click.... delete/rename

[pwal]

for private presets...... right click.... delete/rename

+1
right-click menu items for any/all "selected preset" actions

[pwal]

nice icon for the exe

[crimsonwarlock]

nice icon for the exe

Definitely, and a suggestion: in the same style as the rhino icon, a silhouette of a Buddha (the famous meditation pose)

[Big Tick]

Here's another one, Zen needs a way to know which plugins that are compatible with one another, e.g:
- Rhino and RhinoCM
- Zebra and ZebraCM
- Alpha3 and freeAlpha
...

[Big Tick]

nice icon for the exe

Definitely, and a suggestion: in the same style as the rhino icon, a silhouette of a Buddha (the famous meditation pose)

or maybe just a "Enso":

[crimsonwarlock]

or maybe just a "Enso":

It's just that I like the Rhino icon a lot, and it would also do a bit of 'branding' me thinks

[sunhome]

Hi -

I would like to make my own slider sets and somehow retain what's already there.

Perhaps a bank A-F or 1-8 to store slider presets?

Regards, James

[Big Tick]

Is this similar to saying that you need more sliders ?

[sunhome]

more sets of 8 sliders

[Big Tick]

What do you guys think of this ?

Virtual banks - having a set of fixed slots where presets can be dragged, thus creating a bank of presets spanning different synths.

You can already do something similar with custom tags, but the problem with that is that there is no control over the ordering of presets. With virtual banks you would a (fixed in size) area to drop presets, with control of the ordering. This would make it easy to switch presets using midi program changes.

It could look like this:


(maybe I will need to move all the scroll list sliders to the left of the list for better unity).

[No_Use]

What do you guys think of this ?

Virtual banks - having a set of fixed slots where presets can be dragged, thus creating a bank of presets spanning different synths.

You can already do something similar with custom tags, but the problem with that is that there is no control over the ordering of presets. With virtual banks you would a (fixed in size) area to drop presets, with control of the ordering. This would make it easy to switch presets using midi program changes.

Sounds extremly useful to me.

[manumanu]

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[quote="Big Tick"]What do you guys think of this ?

Virtual banks - having a set of fixed slots where presets can be dragged, thus creating a bank of presets spanning different synths.

You can already do something similar with custom tags, but the problem with that is that there is no control over the ordering of presets. With virtual banks you would a (fixed in size) area to drop presets, with control of the ordering. This would make it easy to switch presets using midi program changes.

It could look like this:
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(maybe I will need to move all the scroll list sliders to the left of the list for better unity).[/quote]

+1 for this, i like it.

Usage examples:
1. In live situation: with just 3 synth tracks and 1 preset bank each, never run out of sounds
2. In live situation: finally, my "bass" track is and stays a bass track throughout the whole live set. This is especially helpful to maintain channel data like eq, compressor settings etc, as they can always stay
3. The virtual list can have an on off switch, that way you can indicate if the program change goes to actually selected synth or the virtual bank

Keep it up!

[Big Tick]

Well, good news then.... it's done

[Julian Ray]

Very interesting...
Looking forward for 1.5