It's a minor niggle of course, but I'm a big fan of a clean work space, and it would clean up the process of saving instrument presets for the hardware synths I've got.
Why does live save several instances of a instrument preset?
Why does live save several instances of a instrument preset?
I've configured my Blofeld to work with Live (and Push), and saved an external isntrument rack preset, as "Blofeld.adv". Turned off Live, turned it back on again, went into the preset list to grab Blofeld - and hey presto - there's another 6 instances of the Blofeld preset! Blofeld-1.adv, Blofeld-2.adv etc. Why on earth does it do that? Can I delete these without it causing any problems?
It's a minor niggle of course, but I'm a big fan of a clean work space, and it would clean up the process of saving instrument presets for the hardware synths I've got.
It's a minor niggle of course, but I'm a big fan of a clean work space, and it would clean up the process of saving instrument presets for the hardware synths I've got.
Re: Why does live save several instances of a instrument preset?
Ok, I probably messed up when trying to save the preset. I could probably just delete them, then. Thanks, man!Funk N. Furter wrote:The only time I've seen Live save extra versions with numbers like that is if you try to save the same thing more than once. You should be able to delete them. Where are they on the actual computer? Just move them somewhere else to start with.