Might also want to check ‘open source etiquettes’ on github. Like:
Just a few points that relate to this topic:
Never put pressure on an open-source project’s author if he is unavailable or too busy as that comes across as disrespectful and might discourage them from becoming available, especially given that they offer the project as a free service
Always provide examples (aka samples) of how to use your open-source project.
Documentation is optional in an open-source project because software engineers can always read the source code directly and try out examples to understand how it works, assuming the project has well-factored code and contains examples (aka samples). However, putting the effort into providing documentation greatly increases the popularity of an open-source project, so when possible, do your best to document your open-source project.
A lot of unsolicited ‘extra’ pressure is being added to both Elektron and MZero, in both cases a substantial amount of interest has been declared already, and is therefore known, but the escalation tactics of creating petitions or (imho) artificially guilt-tripping a developer to do more work with a few measly coins (no matter how good the intention may seem) are starting to feel decidedly uncomfortable (to me) and could benefit from being evaluated from a different perspective as counterbalance to unbridled ‘enthusiasm’
Ok so now I’m again moving tracks between projects using c6 for the patterns and saving the sounds to sound pool then restoring them from there one by one after importing patterns. I am looking to find out if you then have replaced all samples and saved can you delete them from the soundpool?
Chiming in to say it’s definitely hard work pulling patterns/kits between projects on the Digitakt and Digitone. If I have to do it, it tends to be when I’m “updating” the live set and making some big changes all in one go. When this happens, I typically make a copy of the previous version, then just delete all the stuff I don’t need to use, then re-shuffle everything using copy and paste. All of this is a bit of a PITA, but it does eventually get there.
The only other thing I can suggest doing is just re-doing everything and starting from the ground up. I’m about to bite the bullet with this approach at the minute and, though the prospects are super exciting, it’s likely going to be several days worth of work for a 30 minute set
You can use sysex to export/import specific patterns. Yes, it’s a bit tedious but it works and is quicker and more reliable than copying single patterns between projects.
If you were an Elektron dev, would you read this forum?
I have this fantasy where, at lunchtime, it is someone’s job (assigned on a rotating basis) to collect the most amusing posts from the previous 24 hours, and read them out loud to amuse the collected diners in the lunchroom. But probably they just go outside and enjoy the sunshine and relax.
