newb – how do I "UPDATE" my own "User MIDI" groove ?

[Ian_SAfc]

I just made my own groove based on a groove in the library.

I dragged it into my “User MIDI” folder.   Later on, I want to adjust that user midi groove I just made.  Is there an “update user midi groove” option.  I find when I drag the adjusted midi to the user midi folder, it does not overwrite (update) the user midi groove, it creates completely a new one.  So I end up with a duplicate which is confusing, and I’m left thinking, “ok, which one is the new updated one?”

Any comments?  Am I updating it wrong?

EZbass version: 1.0.4
Operating system: Windows 10

• The post has been modified 3 times, last modified 5 years ago by Ian_SAfc.

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[Henrik Ekblom]

If you want to do actions that isn’t built into EZbass, such as overwriting files, or select many files and moving to new folders, etc. – that is easiest done in your operative system (Windows in your case).

• Right click the User MIDI folder, and select the Open in Explorer menu item.
• Now you’ll see all the User MIDI files directly in Exlplorer
• Here you can rearrange all the files like  you want to
  • remove files, drag files here, overwrite files, rename, etc.
• when you’re done – right click the User MIDI folder in EZbass and select Sync File Changes
  • this will make sure EZbass reads all the changes you have done to the files

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

[Ian_SAfc]

thanks

But would be much nicer and easier to drag on top of the exisiting groove and then a pop-up comes up and says “overwrite or create new groove?”

• The post has been modified 2 times, last modified 5 years ago by Ian_SAfc.

[Henrik Ekblom]

Ian_SAfc wrote:

But would be much nicer and easier to drag on top of the exisiting groove and then a pop-up comes up and says “overwrite or create new groove?”

Thanks for the idea. I’ll take a note of it as a feature request 🙂

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

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