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Re: BCman feature request

2008-06-10 by Mark van den Berg

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "k5kip_1999" <k5kip_1999@...> wrote:
> Another thought would be asking to be able to export just one preset
> to sysex.  The presets, intending to distribute, I have been working
> on, require me to edit it in Royce's editor (removing the $global and
> other $preset and $store x commands so my presets won't overwrite
> another persons whole bcr. 
> So - is there any way to export selected preset(s) instead of the
> whole thing as .syx?

My first thought was that I could add an "Export selected preset(s)" 
feature to the preset list window.
However, I then realized that you may already be able to do what you 
want via the BCL Editor window. It's perhaps a bit clumsy, but not
VERY clumsy, hopefully...:

1. In the presets list window, select (highlight) the preset(s) of
your choice.

2. Open the BCL Editor window via the "View" pull-down menu of the 
B-Controls window.

3. Execute "Load->Selected presets" from the BCL Editor window. This 
copies the selected preset(s) to the BCL Editor window in the form of 
the BCL text.
Note: if the range of selected presets includes one or more MEMORY 
presets, you still get a $store statement after each memory preset,
and you also automatically get the TEMPORARY preset at the end. So for
your needs it may be best to only select the TEMPORARY preset ("preset
0"): in that case you only get the $rev statement, the actual
temporary preset, and the final $end, so without any $store. (Note
that you can simply copy any memory preset to the temporary preset by
pressing the spacebar in the preset list window.)

4. Execute "Save" from the BCL Editor window. This saves the text in
the BCL Editor window to a ".txt" file. (So not to a syx file - I
don't know if that's a problem.)

Does this suffice?

Mark.

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