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December 5, 2021

How to save future VCV presets?

Hi everyone!

I hope you're doing well :) I would like to have your input on something... Until now, I used the Strip module from Stoermelder to save the monthly presets. Since VCV2 has this feature built-in, I thought of switching to this method. There are a few advantages like this is native to VCV so things should work the same from now on, without the need of additional modules. It's also possible to save multiple rows of modules. The only disadvantage I see is that with Strip, we could load the presets directly from the module itself without the need to browse through folders, and we could also replace a selection of modules.

So I'm would be happy to hear what you think and if we should start using the new built-in method. Of course, in case we do use the new method, I will also go back and update all of the previous presets.

Thanks again so much and enjoy the rest of your Sunday!

Comments (11)

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Zayne · December 6, 2021

Builtin for me. I'm only starting VCV in version 2 anyway...

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Richard Philpott · December 6, 2021

I agree that using VCV2's built-in method is preferable.

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Ezra Herman · December 6, 2021

Yup, I agree that the VCV2 is preferable so that we don't have to depend on a third party.

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Peter Mican · December 5, 2021

Yes, please, use VCV 2 ;-)

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Omri Cohen · December 5, 2021

Ok, cool :) I will start converting the previous ones, and use the new method for future presets. Thanks again everyone!

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Neal Sanche · December 5, 2021

I'd say use the VCV2 way, zero dependencies on other modules.

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James Webb · December 5, 2021

If the Strip module from Stoermelder becomes available for Rack2 then people would have the option of opening your old presets and saving them however they want. Future presets- again, if the Strip module is still available it would be YOUR choice how to save them. Really depends on Stoermelder.

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The Noise of Time · December 5, 2021

Mee too

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BRAD LAKE · December 5, 2021

built in please

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Julie · December 5, 2021

I'd say use the builtin one

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Kieran Roche · December 5, 2021

def go to VCVs builtin one