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so are you still using Mobius? , your text sounds like ancient history :) On Jun 1, 2014, at 10:02 AM, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Here's a possible third way: > First create the different Track Setups and MIDI Control Bindings > setups. Then use a script to load any needed configuration of the two. > > This worked well for me many years and many Mobius versions ago. I had > to call those scripts in reset mode though, or else it would crash > Mobius. To keep theses "global setup switches" apart from the usual > commands I use to perform with Mobius I only assigned them to > on-screen buttons in Mobius. I can't promise this works with the > current version but it might be something to look into and try out. > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > www.perboysen.com > http://www.youtube.com/perboysen > > > On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 2:15 PM, Robert Craig Thomas > <robert@robertcthomas.com> wrote: >> Using various configurations of Mobius, each complete Midi-control and >> Track >> config loaded from a single saved file... >> >> >> I am trying to save and later load completely different configurations >> of >> Mobius, so that I can simply use one configuration for one looper piece >> and >> then load a different configuration for the next piece. I’m using >> Windows 7. >> >> >> >> For example: >> >> Load and use Midi Setup/Track-Sync Setup A >> >> - A specific Midi-command setup for FCB1010 (Midi Command Setup A) >> >> - A specific track and sync setup: 8 tracks, no sync, each independent >> (Track-Sync A) >> >> Instantly Load and use Midi Setup/Track-Sync Setup B >> >> - A completely different Midi-command setup for FCB1010 (Midi Setup B) >> >> - A track and synch setup with Copy-timing/Sync to Loop/etc >> (Track-Sync >> B) >> >> >> >> So far as I can tell, the Midi setup is saved in one place and the >> track-sync setup in another place, with some data saved to the XML. >> Which >> is to say, it seems that Mobius saves various parts of itself in various >> places, which makes it difficult if not impossible to do quick-loads of >> complete configurations. >> >> >> >> Right now my solution is to have a Mobius-Master Directory (the registry >> install directory) which I work out of, with my various configurations >> saved >> in separate directories (MobiusA, MobiusB, etc) and then I use a DOS >> batch >> file to delete the contents of the Master directory and copy the >> contents of >> MobiusA or MobiusB or whatever so that I have a complete configuration >> that >> is available with a single keystroke. >> >> >> >> Does anyone have a better solution to this? I’ve read large parts of >> the >> manual, but saving everything as a single file seems impossible: one >> must >> save configurations and midi control settings and projects all >> separately, >> as they seem to be various parts of the whole. >> >> >> >> I’ve thought of trying to create a registry key for each version of >> Mobius >> that I can instantly load to point Mobius to a new directory, but I’ve >> not >> figured out how to do that. Another thought was to create a variable >> that >> points the Mobius registry location to a different directory, but so far >> I’ve not been able to figure that out either. The batch file seems, so >> far, >> to be the simplest way to quickly load fully different configurations of >> Mobius 2.5. >> >> >> >> Any help or suggestions or thoughts will be greatly appreciated. >> >> >> >> Thanks much, >> >> Bob Thomas >> >> >> -- >> Robert C Thomas, Gütersloh, Germany >> Handy 0176 504 36157 - Home 05241 307 1777 >