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      johnmike
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      Curious as to whether anyone has successfully created or experimented with a custom favorites mode or something akin to a “setlist” feature where the end user could gather a set of presets into a “setlist” to use for live playing/performance? The preset favorites function is a bit too clunky for this IMO and experience …ideally it could be in a viewport…I dug around here on the forum and haven’t really seen anything close to what I’m thinking or where anyone has attempted something like that…so curious if it can be done

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      • ChazroxC
        Chazrox @johnmike
        last edited by Chazrox

        @johnmike What have you tried already?

        You can do something like this with the stock Preset Browser. You can save presets into a new Bank called "Setlist" > "Setlist Name" / Preset1, Preset2, etc...

        Unless you want it to be in an entirely different panel than your factory presets, you're gonna have to roll that one yourself.

        There are a few examples of custom preset browsers on the forum if you search. Could give you an idea of how to start.

        You could create a combobox situation with two comboboxes where one combobox has the "Setlist Name" and the other contains the names of the "Setlist Presets", Setlist Name calls on different lists to populate in "Setlist Presets" which you'd have to write to some sort of file object and you just load the presets by getting the names from the "Setlist Presets" name on selection.

        @johnmike said in Custom User Favorites or “Setlist” mode:

        so curious if it can be done

        Short answer. Yes.

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        • ustkU
          ustk @johnmike
          last edited by

          @johnmike Or you can also use tags in the preset browser

          Hise made me an F5 dude, browser just suffers...

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            johnmike @ustk
            last edited by

            @ustk I tried the preset browser tags…that was very messy as well…the favorites system was a bit cleaner than that…

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            • ulrikU
              ulrik @johnmike
              last edited by

              @johnmike this is an example using a viewport for the set list
              The setlist is stored in the AppData folder and has nothing to do with the favorites.

              The backside with this method is that, if you have more than one preset with the same name, it will load the first name that match

              It can be solved if there is a way to get loadedUserPresetPath instead of only the name.
              Maybe someone knows how to do that, I don't

              Or you can go another way with a custom preset browser and using the FileSystem functions

              To try this you need to add a bank and some presets
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              • ChazroxC
                Chazrox @ulrik
                last edited by

                @ulrik Sick.

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                  johnmike @Chazrox
                  last edited by

                  @Chazrox as far as what I’ve try already…I’ve told my users to just use the favorites and just start/un-star presets to create a “set” and then I tried creating preset browser tags that said “Setlist A” “Setlist B” etc etc…but that was more confusing to the end user…and I keep getting requests for a proper “setlist” feature where the end user can have a separate space to store presets they want to recall in a live performance that they could add to and take away at a click…

                  So

                  Setlist 1:
                  Preset 123
                  Preset 456
                  Preset 789

                  Setlist 2:
                  Preset 987
                  Preset 654
                  Preset 321

                  Etc:

                  Or even just a simple single Setlist that one could just quickly add and remove presets from not delete the patch entirely…just add/remove at will…that’s why I liken it to a “custom favorites” feature that I could call a “setlist” just haven’t seen anything like that yet…

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                    johnmike @ulrik
                    last edited by

                    @ulrik oh wow I was typing my other response and then refreshed the page to see this!! Ok…I will try this in the next few hours!!

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