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divider between library-wavetables and 3rdparty-wavetables #603

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esaruoho opened this issue Feb 14, 2019 · 0 comments
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divider between library-wavetables and 3rdparty-wavetables #603

esaruoho opened this issue Feb 14, 2019 · 0 comments
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"And maybe code up a 3rd party wt file also so we get a line like in patches. All to do to do" as uttered by @baconpaul

@baconpaul baconpaul added this to the 1.6.0 milestone Feb 24, 2019
baconpaul pushed a commit to baconpaul/surge that referenced this issue Mar 2, 2019
This diff implements a collection of improvements for how you
open, access, and navigate user data and third party data, especially
wavetables. It adds the following features

1. Allows .wt files to exist in ~/Documents/Surge and appear in the
   wavetable directory

2. Allows .wt files to exist in (surge-data-folder)/wavetables_3rdparty

3. Gives a function to open both the factory and user data folder in your
   OS appropriate file explorer

4. Adds subdirectory and heirarchy support to wavetables

5. Adds the "New Vocal Wavetables for Surge" pack from Layzer as discussed
   https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=7313640#p7313640

This diff addresses several issues

Closes surge-synthesizer#603 : Separator to 3rd party wavetables
Closes surge-synthesizer#288 : .wt files from ~/Documents/Surge
Closes surge-synthesizer#488 : Open a user folder and factory folder from menu
baconpaul pushed a commit to baconpaul/surge that referenced this issue Mar 2, 2019
This diff implements a collection of improvements for how you
open, access, and navigate user data and third party data, especially
wavetables. It adds the following features

1. Allows .wt files to exist in ~/Documents/Surge and appear in the
   wavetable directory

2. Allows .wt files to exist in (surge-data-folder)/wavetables_3rdparty

3. Gives a function to open both the factory and user data folder in your
   OS appropriate file explorer

4. Adds subdirectory and heirarchy support to wavetables

5. Adds the "New Vocal Wavetables for Surge" pack from Layzer as discussed
   https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=7313640#p7313640

6. Fix bugs reported by @esaruoho in the initial implementation

This diff addresses several issues

Closes surge-synthesizer#603 : Separator to 3rd party wavetables
Closes surge-synthesizer#288 : .wt files from ~/Documents/Surge
Closes surge-synthesizer#488 : Open a user folder and factory folder from menu
baconpaul pushed a commit to baconpaul/surge that referenced this issue Jul 10, 2019
This diff implements a collection of improvements for how you
open, access, and navigate user data and third party data, especially
wavetables. It adds the following features

1. Allows .wt files to exist in ~/Documents/Surge and appear in the
   wavetable directory

2. Allows .wt files to exist in (surge-data-folder)/wavetables_3rdparty

3. Gives a function to open both the factory and user data folder in your
   OS appropriate file explorer

4. Adds subdirectory and heirarchy support to wavetables

5. Adds the "New Vocal Wavetables for Surge" pack from Layzer as discussed
   https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=7313640#p7313640

6. Fix bugs reported by @esaruoho in the initial implementation

This diff addresses several issues

Closes surge-synthesizer#603 : Separator to 3rd party wavetables
Closes surge-synthesizer#288 : .wt files from ~/Documents/Surge
Closes surge-synthesizer#488 : Open a user folder and factory folder from menu


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