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Managing Templates
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First of all, let me specify that I am still on 5.3.4.
Is there anywhere to manage the Templates that have been created? Specifically, I want to delete some that are obsolete to my workflow. I would also like my go-to template to be the first option when I am creating a new session (as opposed to "Empty Template".
Any way to do this?
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(09-06-2020, 10:50 AM)drsaamah Wrote: First of all, let me specify that I am still on 5.3.4.
Is there anywhere to manage the Templates that have been created? Specifically, I want to delete some that are obsolete to my workflow. I would also like my go-to template to be the first option when I am creating a new session (as opposed to "Empty Template".
Any way to do this?

The template manager lets you rename/archive/delete templates. As for the order of appearance I believe you can edit ~/.config/mixbus5/recent_templates

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The template manager lets you rename/archive/delete templates. As for the order of appearance I believe you can edit ~/.config/mixbus5/recent_templates
MMM
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Thank you, I appreciate the reply, but I cannot for the life of me find the "template manager". I have the prompt when I create a new session that does not allow me to do anything other than select template, and then I have the dialog that comes up during a session when I click "File->Save Template" in the toolbar. That also does not allow me to do anything with the templates that have already been created.
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The template manager lets you rename/archive/delete templates. As for the order of appearance I believe you can edit ~/.config/mixbus5/recent_templates
MMM
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Thank you, I appreciate the reply, but I cannot for the life of me find the "template manager". I have the prompt when I create a new session that does not allow me to do anything other than select template, and then I have the dialog that comes up during a session when I click "File->Save Template" in the toolbar. That also does not allow me to do anything with the templates that have already been created.
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The manual is quite good at that...
http://www.harrisonconsoles.com/mixbus/m...te+manager

MMM
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Main PC: XEON, 64GB DDR4, 1x SATA SSD, 1x NVME, MOTU UltraLite AVB
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#5
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The manual is quite good at that...
http://www.harrisonconsoles.com/mixbus/m...te+manager
MMM
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Awesome, thank you so much MMM. I really appreciate that Smile
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(09-06-2020, 10:50 AM)drsaamah Wrote: First of all, let me specify that I am still on 5.3.4.
Is there anywhere to manage the Templates that have been created? Specifically, I want to delete some that are obsolete to my workflow. I would also like my go-to template to be the first option when I am creating a new session (as opposed to "Empty Template".
Any way to do this?

Seems that you have got an answer to you question. Just a tip: In the template manager there is no way to edit your templates. To solve this I make an empty session(no audio files) as a setup for each template. If I want to change anything in the template later I open the empty session, do the changes needed and save it with the same template name.

S:-)

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Seems that you have got an answer to you question. Just a tip: In the template manager there is no way to edit your templates. To solve this I make an empty session(no audio files) as a setup for each template. If I want to change anything in the template later I open the empty session, do the changes needed and save it with the same template name.

S:-)
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Great idea Smile Thank you.
I've realized the last few days that people really have way more go-to methods for production and mixing than I do. I see people with templates that have specific plugin chains for each instrument and tracks already dedicated to those instruments. I just wanted to have hardware inputs and outputs already connected and ready to go. There's no way I can commit to using a size fits all production method for every project haha.

Thank you both for the help again. Really appreciate it.
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