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2022-02-09: Korg Minilogue XD editor and librarian v2.2 (morphing, seq. data)
Full Editors / Librarians
When synths are providing Midi communication by CC, NRPN and/or sysex, full editors (with or without librarian) are providing a nice way to visualize the settings of the patches but also their handling in a bidirectional way.
A librarian functionality is extending the management of the patches by allowing you to combine patches as you want into banks.
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In general you will find the following possibilities:
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you act in the software as you would do on the actual synth thanks to a very similar look and feel
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you get a graphic visualization of the envelopes
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all your patches can be saved and retrieved digitally on your PC
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all buttons are working in a bidirectional way once the communication is set with your synth (device inquiry message)
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the librarian lets you load banks from your disk in the panel or in the synth. Several banks are provided so you can move/copy/swap programs between them
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there are thus program level operations and bank management operations
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you can compare saved and actual values of the same program or the values of two programs from the library or ...
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The editors and librarians are available as standalone Windows/MacOs versions and VST/AU format as well.
The DSI Pro 2 editor and librarian is provided for free with all code accessible so you can load it in the Ctrlr development tool to learn how things are done. I have to update several parts to bring it to the level of the Prologue panel (simplification of the code...).
I will soon adapt it so it can work as VST/AU and also provide those versions directly.