I'm sure it's been asked, so sorry to probably tread over ground again, but is there a way to download all of the patches from the program database or do I have to click into each one, download and then unzip? Also, is there a way to see just the Bass specific patches? Seems like there are 3 files, one for bass, one for guitar, and one for MIDI controller...though I do notice some differences in params when I click through them. I'm starting to try to dive in and understand this beast. Making some board re-arrangements and looking to reprogram my ES-8 so no better time to really sit down with the future impact!
EDIT: Nevermind, I discovered the "Packs"
For the benefit of anyone else reading this, there are several packs - the ones in the final pages are the old v2 patches that were shared on the TB patch sharing thread. With a few exceptions, all the v3 patches on there are mine and, whilst I have posted them individually for ease of browsing, I have also created a pack which includes all of them so they can all be downloaded at once. I originally created the pack a few months ago so it doesn’t appear at the top. However, whenever I add files to it, I change the title to reflect the update date.
In answer to the other point, yes, you can apply a search filter and show only the patches which are for bass.
Within my pack, it is possible to deselect any items you don’t want to download before clicking “download”.
The categories are just tags. So where I’ve used “bass”, “guitar” and “MIDI” together, it simply means that that patch works for any of those instruments. (Remember if you use a guitar, you need to set the global instrument option to “guitar” in the boot menu. This may seem obvious but even I forgot to do it when I was demonstrating the pedal to a guitarist!)
Relatedly, where I have multiple patches with the same name but different number suffixes, they are variations. Sometimes the difference is subtle. Sometimes it may not be immediately obvious because the core sound is exactly the same but the morphing is very different when using an expression pedal. Other times the variations are quite striking.
If using my patches, I highly recommend hooking up an expression pedal as most of the time I’ve programmed interesting stuff on CC1 (and sometimes CC3 as well).
. Personaly I like effects that change with dynamics
