When saving a preset which has already been given a name, the user must re-type the name every time the file is saved. If the app is closed without saving, the work is lost without warning.
Hi @dwcrook I don’t think this is a bug but an improvement required in that you should be able to overwrite a preset. We will integrate this into an up and coming update in Scaler 3.3
How can I update a preset after editing without entering the name? Here’s my scenario:
- Add some chords to the Main track, etc.
- Click on the Save icon to Save Preset, enter a name
- Make some further changes
- Click on the Save icon
- Do not enter a name, just click Save
- No changes are saved
- Enter the name of the open preset or a new name
- Changes are saved
Unless I am missing something it seems like the only way to save edits to an open preset is to re-enter the name of the preset again, which doesn’t make sense. Any advice would be appreciated.
Hi @EdZbflat See above. We are working on this now whilst also working on iPad <> Desktop interoperability. Coming in Scaler 3.3
I’m wondering the same thing, esp. for iPad. What, exactly is being “saved?” MIDI?
Any relesease date, yet? Something that needs to be included (iPad) is a better way to get both MIDI and audio into a DAW, like Cubasis 3. Steinberg says the way to import MIDI to Cubasis 3 is to use Dropbox! I quit using Dropbox years ago, but reinstalled it, temporarily, to see if it works as a way to get MIDI into Cubasis 3. It doesn’t. Total failure, so I uninstalled Dropbox…again.