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[gregorjolly]

I've recently purchased the iMS-20 and iElectribe apps for iPad and am blown away with how fantastic they are. For the price it is unbelievable - great work.

Now my question...
(i did try searching first to avoid an unnecessary post & online manual)
When creating a pattern, I have altered the Synth - by basically playing around and fiddling until I got the desired sound. I then add drums etc so I am happy with my pattern.
Next I want to copy all these settings in my pattern exactly - so that I can perform minor tweaks to the drum section - and so on till I build my track.
When I attempt to use the 'copy pattern' from source to destination, it seems to copy my drum pattern fine, but not my synth settings.
Am I missing something obvious? apologies if so.

As I am just fumbling around to get my desired synth, it is impossible to replicate this across patterns unless there is some kind of copy/paste.

Any help is much appreciated.
thanks.

G
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iMS-20 & iElectribe & iPad2 & macbook

[gregorjolly]

To clarify, I am having this issue in iMS-20.
thanks.
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iMS-20 & iElectribe & iPad2 & macbook

[absynton]

Hi G,

I often have the same problem: For example, I copy pattern 5 to 6, modify it, and on playing I get pattern 5 twice.
Only more than regular saving and loading the template seemed to help.
Copy pattern 5 to 6, save the template, load it again and check if pattern 6 is thetre. Modify pattern 6, save the template, load it again and check if the changes are still there, et cetera.
I suspect it is a problem with the available memory on the iPad. When I think about it in time, I use iFullStat to clean the memory before playing iMS20.

Ton

[xmlguy]

Save the synth patch by name, then you can reload it for any pattern.

[gregorjolly]

aahh. As soon as you've said that the penny drops... I realise it's the 'Sound Preset' section - save via here by name and it can be reloaded for any pattern...

many thanks xmlguy.
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iMS-20 & iElectribe & iPad2 & macbook