Library and Preset Information – Can we have MORE Characters showing ?

[Andrew Payne]

Hi – this may be a silly request but I have noticed that there are some libraries where all of the characters don’t fit in the allocated area. I also have my own user kits and often the file names I give them don’t all show in the allocated area. This can cause difficulty if the unique information that differentiates is at the end of the file name – as it is hidden.

Can we have a larger “space” allocated for all of these ? There seems to be lots of “spare” space in the header to enable this to occur.

Please see attached highlighted in yellow to show where I mean. thanks, Andrew

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.3.6
Operating system: Windows 10

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[pumpkinking]

While we’re on the topic, some libraries have preset categories (Hitmaker is the only one I have seen).  I do like this approach as it can really help me navigate libraries with multiple kits that each have variations.  However, once you select the preset, the category does not show up in the preset name area.  See the attached for an example – in this case I have selected the Hitmaker preset “New World – Basic”, but the preset bar ends up only showing “Basic” which is the name of one other sub-preset.

Again – don’t get rid of the categories (in fact use them more), but put the full name of the preset in the window once selected.

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.3.6
Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

• This post was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by pumpkinking.

[Visual Drummer]

I would love this. Once created, presets are dependable, and you don’t ever need to worry about them again. I’m using project files in a tree of folders since I can have more descriptive naming conventions.

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