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Sharing NS2 presets between devices?

eyesundergroundeyesunderground
edited October 2019 in General App Discussion

Is there an easier way to share presets between devices in NanoStudio2 besides the Export function?

Thanks to the forum, I have several (dozen) on one device and would like to avoid individually exporting and importing all of them.

Thanks in advance.

Comments

  • LeeBLeeB

    No need to do it individually.
    If you are in the patch manage page, you tap on all the patches you want to export so they are highlighted by the green dot to the side. Then hit export, it will zip them. Then share with your other device. AirDrop works well.
    The patches should then show up in Nanostudio on that device.

  • eyesundergroundeyesunderground

    @LeeB said:
    No need to do it individually.
    If you are in the patch manage page, you tap on all the patches you want to export so they are highlighted by the green dot to the side. Then hit export, it will zip them. Then share with your other device. AirDrop works well.
    The patches should then show up in Nanostudio on that device.

    Awesome, thanks! I must have overlooked those dots before.

    Is there any way to do the same thing with Slate? Not seeing a similar option...

  • schsch

    Can you not use the Files app to copy the User folders (or contents thereof) for each instrument (Obsidian and Slate) from the iPad to the iPhone?

  • LeeBLeeB
    edited October 2019

    @eyesunderground said:

    @LeeB said:
    No need to do it individually.
    If you are in the patch manage page, you tap on all the patches you want to export so they are highlighted by the green dot to the side. Then hit export, it will zip them. Then share with your other device. AirDrop works well.
    The patches should then show up in Nanostudio on that device.

    Awesome, thanks! I must have overlooked those dots before.

    Is there any way to do the same thing with Slate? Not seeing a similar option...

    Yes. If you are in the kit load page, tap on the box at the top with the tick in, select kits for export so they are highlighted with a blue dot, then tap the three dot icon at the top and export as before.

  • eyesundergroundeyesunderground

    @LeeB said:
    Yes. If you are in the kit load page, tap on the box at the top with the tick in, select kits for export so they are highlighted with a blue dot, then tap the three dot icon at the top and export as before.

    Thanks. Took me the longest time to figure this out until I realized clicking on the kit name brought me to a different load screen. I don’t think I’ve ever loaded a lot that way but found a couple other things along the way.

    I appreciate your help.

  • dendydendy

    @sch said:
    Can you not use the Files app to copy the User folders (or contents thereof) for each instrument (Obsidian and Slate) from the iPad to the iPhone?

    Yes you can .. You can zip together any combination of NS2 Obsidian patches, Slate banks, projects, sub patches[*] into single ZIP file .. then you sent this ZIP file to nanostudio - it unzips it and places all files to their corresponding folders ..

    [*] people often doesn't notice this, but you can save "subpatches" inside Obsidan.. you can save presets for just oscillator section, filter section, envelope section, lfo section, mod matrix - and then reload just that subpatch into other patch .. great way how to mutate different patches to new one, for example combine oscillators settings from one patch with modulation settings from other patch

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