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Intuitive Nested Workspace

Data hierarchy of the Emulator reproduced intuitively in a nested tabbed panel format.

Preset caching

Presets are cached in ZoeOS memory for immediate recall and advanced informational capabilities.

Filtering, Selecting and Target Specific Functions on Presets and Samples

• Filtering functions allow you to narrow your working set of presets and samples.
• Selection functions allow you to select sets of presets and samples for target specific functions.
• Selection, filtering and target specific functions can be combined to perform powerful house-keeping tasks.

Workspace snapshots

Instant recall of complete working sets of editors - either as an isolated activation or merged activation with current working set.

Sample Audition and Load

Samples in a variety of formats, bit-depths and sample rates can be auditioned and loaded to the Emulator with automatic conversion to Emulator friendly 16-bit if neccessary.

Supported formats:

• Wave (.wav)
• Aiff (.aif)
• Au (.au)

Supported bit depths:

• 32 bits
• 24 bits
• 16 bits
• 8 bits

Supported sample rates in range 2 - 48Khz.

Flexible Parameter Editing Strategies

Each parameter can be edited by any of the following methods:

• Double clicking cells to manifest combos & spinners controls.
• Double clicking cells and editing directly by typing text.
• Keyboard shortcuts such as:
  • CTRL-UP_ARROW increments selected parameters
  • CTRL-DOWN_ARROW decrements selected parameters
  • CTRL-LEFT_ARROW decrements selected parameters by 5% of range
  • CTRL-RIGHT_ARROW increments selected parameters by 5% of range
  • CTRL-SHIFT-UP_ARROW maximizes selected parameters
  • CTRL-SHIFT-DOWN_ARROW minimizes selected parameters
  • CTRL-SHIFT-LEFT_ARROW defaults selected parameters
  • CTRL-SHIFT-RIGHT_ARROW repeats value of first parameter throughout a set of selected parameters
• The mouse wheel behaves like the Jog/Shuttle wheel on the Emulator.
  
  • Spinning the mouse wheel freely over parameter cells on tables with no selection.
  • Select the cell(s) you want to edit and start spinning the mouse wheel. You can adjust multiple parameters simultaneously by making multiple table cell selections!
  • You can wheel inside spinner controls
  • You can wheel inside drop-down (combo) controls
• Special parameter functions such as default, max, min, linear fade, repeat etc..

Add User Specified Parameters to the Voice Table

Customized user parameters can be added to the voice table. This generates many possibilities.
Notably:

• The ability to edit parameters for all voices of a preset in a single tabular column.
• The ability to apply the special parameter processing functions across voices.
• The ability to compare parameter values across voices.
• A great way to setup for extensive drag and drop of voice parameters
• You could even customize the table to display all the remaining voice parameters, effectively editing the preset in one giant table!
  

Drag and Drop Functionality

Drag And Drop works for almost everything (and across machine boundaries) - parameters, presets, voice, links, zones and samples.

Here is a summary of the drag and drop possibilities:

• Preset Context [preset(s)] <-> Preset Context [preset(s)]
  (Preset Copy via D&D)
• Sample Context [sample(s)] <-> Sample Context [sample(s)]
  (Sample Copy via D&D)
• Sample Context [sample(s)] <-> Windows Desktop
  (Sample Load/Save via D&D)
• Sample Context [sample] -> Preset Context [preset(s)]
  (Apply sample to all voices/zones or new voice(s)/zones in target preset(s))
• Amp Envelope <-> Amp Envelope
• Filter Envelope <-> Filter Envelope
• Aux Envelope <-> Aux Envelope
• Filter Envelope <-> Amp Envelope
• Filter Envelope <-> Aux Envelope
• Aux Envelope <-> Amp Envelope
• Cord(s) X <-> Cord(s) Y
• Filter <-> Filter
• Amplifier <-> Amplifier
• Lfo1 <-> Lfo1
• Lfo2 <-> Lfo2
• Tuning <-> Tuning
• Tuning Modifier<-> Tuning Modifier
• Tuning Setup <-> Tuning Setup
• Preset FX A <-> Preset FX A
• Preset FX B <-> Preset FX B
• Master FX A <-> Master FX A
• Master FX B <-> Master FX B
• Preset FX A <-> Master FX A
• Preset FX B <-> Master FX B
• Voice(s) -> Preset
• Link(s) ->Preset
• Zone(s) -> Voice
• Preset Context [preset(s)] -> Link Table [preset index(es)]
• Preset Context [preset(s)] -> Multimode Channel [preset index(es)]
• Preset Context [preset(s)] -> Link Table [new link(s)]
• Multimode <-> Multimode
• Multimode Channel [preset index] <-> Multimode Channel [preset index]
• Sample Context [sample(s)] -> Voice Overview Table [voice/zone index(es)]
• Sample Context [sample(s)] -> Voice Overview Table [new voice(s)/zone(s)]
• Link Table [parameters(s)] -> Link Table [parameters(s)]
• Voice Overview Table [parameters(s)] -> Voice Overview Table [parameters(s)]