h.c.e.
Power User
Sorry if this has been asked before, but a search didn't turn up anything...
Frequently when editing a preset I might place two copies next two each other so I can easily A/B changes, would be nice to have a keyboard shortcut (cmd/ctrl+up arrow and cmd/ctrl+down arrow immediately springs to mind) to quickly change presets... similar to press x to toggle x/y on a block or space to toggle bypass.
I know you can 'p' to bring up the preset manager, and then arrow and enter, but looking for something to involve less keys.
Actually, on a similar topic, a "go to preset" might be cool if you know the number... cmd/ctrl+g brings up a little dialog box, type 147 press enter, boom, jump to preset #147... the preset pane is great and all, but something to minimize the number of keystrokes, or taking a hand from keyboard to mouse and back again... RSI and all that (which is to say, "I'm pretty danged lazy"
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Thanks!
Frequently when editing a preset I might place two copies next two each other so I can easily A/B changes, would be nice to have a keyboard shortcut (cmd/ctrl+up arrow and cmd/ctrl+down arrow immediately springs to mind) to quickly change presets... similar to press x to toggle x/y on a block or space to toggle bypass.
I know you can 'p' to bring up the preset manager, and then arrow and enter, but looking for something to involve less keys.
Actually, on a similar topic, a "go to preset" might be cool if you know the number... cmd/ctrl+g brings up a little dialog box, type 147 press enter, boom, jump to preset #147... the preset pane is great and all, but something to minimize the number of keystrokes, or taking a hand from keyboard to mouse and back again... RSI and all that (which is to say, "I'm pretty danged lazy"
)Thanks!
