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Roland JP-80×0 Editor – Patch Librarian
Librarian View
In this chapter, we are going to walk through the usage of the Patch Librarian and all its functions & possibilities. It might take some time to understand how it works, but for those who used Emagic SoundDiver in the past, this workflow is pretty much the same.
We have made the librarian look and feel the same across all our products. i.e., Waldorf Blofeld Editor has the same functions in the librarian, but every Editor has their own speciality, like with this one, you have the ability to import Roland SH-201 and Roland GAIA SH-01 banks in the librarian.
But in general, you can request data from hardware to the librarian, store data from librarian to hardware, store banks to HDD as you make edits etc.
NOTE: Librarian view is not synchronized with hardware memory. Librarian view displays SINGLE or PERFORMANCE data stored in your HDD ( [data folder]/Patches/ -folder ).
NOTE: Keep your banks organized. If you have too many levels in your folder tree, librarian is not able to solve it. Detail below.
- [data folder]/Patches/sub folder 1/sub folder 2/my bank.mid – this is OK.
- [data folder]/Patches/sub folder 1/sub folder 2/sub folder3/my bank.mid – this is NOT OK.
There is a lot to cover in this chapter, so it is perfect time to get some coffee or tea.
Layout and Functions
Let’s start with the definitions of basic layout and button / menu explanations.
- [1] = Bank Edit menu, SINGLE or PERFORMANCE request functions, write functions, overwrite & save as functions and import functions.
- [2]Â &Â [5]Â = Select previous SINGLE or PERFORMANCE bank from the bank tree.
- [3] & [6] = Display popup menu of SINGLE or PERFORMANCE banks. Menu displays banks from data folder.
- [4]Â &Â [7]Â = Select next SINGLE or PERFORMANCE bank from the bank tree.
- [8] = Toggle on Search function. Search results will be shown in the right data view. Check Utilities menu functions earlier to learn more about Librarian Preferences regarding to Search settings.
- [9] = Display SINGLE or PERFORMANCE programs in the Librarian View.
- [10] = Show Quick Edit View to adjust parameters without leaving the Librarian View
- [11] = Left data view, also used as EDIT BUFFER. Data can be edited only in the left data view.
- [12] = Right data view. This view can be changed while left data view is locked due to unsaved data changes.
- [13] = Set destination bank where SINGLE or PERFORMANCE data is stored.
- [14]Â = Select source where SINGLE or PERFORMANCE data is requested from.
- [15] = Save Data from currently selected LAYER TO currently selected librarian slot.
- [16] = Sync Data From Hw toggle to get data from the hardware to the Editor User Interface.
- [17] = Push Data To Hw toggle to send Editor User Interface data to the hardware.
Now that we understand the basic layout, we can dive into more specific details per function.
Index – Patch Librarian
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