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SEQUENTIAL/DSI => OB-6 => Topic started by: tommym on January 27, 2022, 11:00:43 AM
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Yes - the knobs + the SOUND make this the most fun thing on the planet to mess with!
For that very reason, if there were a stored 'alternate patch' to 000-499, accessed by pressing a button combination,
would that take up memory that's not available?
Rationale- as soon as I call up a great User sound that I don't want to part with (which has probably already been altered from the 500-999 Factory location copies, and saved in place) after a few knob-turns, there's another GREAT sound! Wish I could save it, but yes, running out of spaces, believe it or not, between my programming and third-party-packages that I've picked up.
Scenario- so I press and hold Record and press the same patch # button that's already lit. This edit is saved with this patch, and doesn't take up another program location. To access it later, I dunno, maybe hold down its number button for 1 second?
-maybe this wouldn't require as much memory as saving a whole nother patch. (I realize the patch isn't a huge amount of data either, but...)
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I love the idea but it might be time to back up the contents of the OB-6, wipe the slate clean and start again with 500 blank preset slots.
Midi-Ox (http://www.midiox.com/) PC
Snoise (https://www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian/) MAC
codeKnobs (https://codeknobs.com/product_list.php)
Soundtower (https://www.soundtower.com/ob6/ob6_sa.html)