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shane [Concept of patch variations] 		patch-variations [2021/09/16 11:49]
shane [Patch Variations]
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 To use the techniques To use the techniques
-described here, you should be comfortable with creating and editing [[midi-controller-files#about_plain-text_files|plain-text files]].+described here, you should be comfortable with creating and editing [[midi-controller-files#about_plain-text_files|plain-text files]]. However, the first example includes a link to a //.guru// file you can download and try, even before you understand all the details. 
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 +**Important Note:** when loading a patch from a library, Unify always expects to find the variations-list file in //that library's own Media folder//. This means, if you re-save a patch into a different library, you will need to copy the original variations-list file into that library's //Media// folder (and you may need to create the folder, if there isn't one already). **This is a limitation in Unify v1.6.x.** It may be fixed in a future update, but this is not guaranteed.
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 {{ :unify_step_curves.zip |}} {{ :unify_step_curves.zip |}}
  
-The special "stairstep" curve presets were generated using a [[https://www.python.org/|Python program]], which you can also download here:+This //.guru// file also installs the special "stairstep" curve presets into the correct folder, so they're ready to use in your own patches. 
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 +These special curves were generated using a [[https://www.python.org/|Python program]], which you can also download here:
  
 {{ ::generate-step-curves.zip |}} {{ ::generate-step-curves.zip |}}
  
-Note both of these downloads are //.zip// files; you will have to unzip them after downloading.+Both of these downloads are //.zip// files; you will have to unzip them after downloading.
 ===== Example 2: Sample maps ===== ===== Example 2: Sample maps =====
 Patch variations can also be used in combination with one or more sample-maps in [[guru-sampler|Guru Sampler]], where the parameter //osc1SampleSelect// is linked to the same macro-knob as //variation//, and the names in the variations file correspond one-to-one with the available choices on the sample-select menu in //Guru Sampler//. Patch variations can also be used in combination with one or more sample-maps in [[guru-sampler|Guru Sampler]], where the parameter //osc1SampleSelect// is linked to the same macro-knob as //variation//, and the names in the variations file correspond one-to-one with the available choices on the sample-select menu in //Guru Sampler//.
patch-variations.txt · Last modified: 2022/02/08 20:12 by shane

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