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Line 90: − + − You can copy your presets/soundfonts/pedalboards in the next folder:+ + + + + + + + + + + + − There are different subfolders:+ − + − + − + − + − + − + − + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + − In 'mod-pedalboards' you will find your stored MOD-UI pedalboards.+ − Use SFZ and GIG soundfonts with LinuxSampler. SF2 soundfonts must be used with FluidSynth. SFZ and GIG fonts must be stored in 'category' subfolders. − User's ZynAddSubFX presets/banks must be stored in the "zynbanks" directory. Line 114:
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Accessing Zynthian from your computer (view source)
Revision as of 11:32, 12 December 2019
, 11:32, 12 December 2019→Copying your presets/soundfonts to Zynthian
'''IMPORTANT:''' Using an ethernet-to-ethernet (cable) connection will reduce latency and improve usability.
'''IMPORTANT:''' Using an ethernet-to-ethernet (cable) connection will reduce latency and improve usability.
== Copying your presets/soundfonts to Zynthian ==
== Uploading your presets/soundfonts to Zynthian ==
The easiest way of getting your presets & soundfonts inside your zynthian is by using the webconf's preset manager:
http://zynthian.local/lib-presets
From there you manage your preset & soundfont libraries: renaming, deleting and uploading, including automatic convertion from some native formats:
* DX7 SysEX files
* OBXd FXB files
* synthv1 native format
* padthv1 native format
If it's not working for you or you prefer to do it by hand, you can copy your presets/soundfonts/pedalboards into the next folder:
/zynthian/zynthian-my-data
/zynthian/zynthian-my-data
This is the subfolder structure:
+ mod-pedalboards
+ '''presets'''
+ soundfonts
+ zynaddsubfx
+ gig
+ puredata
+ sfz
+ pianoteq
+ sf2
+ lv2
+ snapshots
+ mod-ui
+ zynbanks
+ '''soundfonts'''
+ '''sf2'''
+ bank-1.sf2
+ ...
+ bank-n.sf2
+ '''sfz'''
+ bank-1
+ sfz-bundle1
+ ...
+ sfz-bundle2
+ ...
+ bank-n
+ '''gig'''
+ bank-1
+ instrument-1.gig
+ ...
+ instrument-n.gig
+ ...
+ bank-n
+ '''snapshots'''
+ '''capture'''
SFZ and GIG soundfonts are used with LinuxSampler. SF2 soundfonts are used with FluidSynth. SFZ and GIG soundfonts must be organized in 'bank' subfolders. SF2 files are considered "banks" by itself.
If you have doubts of how to store your data, take a look in this directory:
If you have doubts of how to store your data, take a look in this directory:
/zynthian/zynthian-data
/zynthian/zynthian-data
Here you will find the same folder structure, with some additions.
Here you will find the same folder structure, and could help you to udnerstand.
Also it's interesting:
/zynthian/config
If you are really interested, you could, for instance, edit the setBfree configuration, and change the CC assignments, etc.
If you are really interested, you could, for instance, edit the setBfree configuration, and change the CC assignments, etc.
{{WarningBox|If you add or change something inside the ''zynthian-data'' folder, your changes will be lost on the next update, or, in a worst case scenario, you could break the update system.}}
== OSC ==
== OSC ==