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Use Factory: enables or disables the display of factory presets.
Sort By: This function sorts the presets according to bank, author, project, or shows all presets
(Bank Name, Author Name, Project Name, All Presets). The preset menu will show presets of
the same category (same author, same project or same bank).
Export Bank: This function exports a bank in the miniSyn'X's proprietary cross platform format,
(Mac and PC). The selected bank (i.e. the bank which contains the currently active preset) will be
exported to a user specified location on your hard drive.
Import Bank: This Function allows you to browse your hard drives to select a file and imports a
miniSyn'X bank.
Note : These last two choices are not available from the second sort menu.
This menu provides also the possibility to change the size of the interface. This feature is the
same that the one provided in the Option menu.
6.4 A/B comparison slots
You can store two different versions of a patch at the same time and instantly switch from one to the
other to compare them. These two settings are stored in the A and B memory slots.
When you launch the miniSyn'X, the default-activated memory is A. When you load or modify a
preset, this memory –A- is also modified in real time according to your edits. You can switch to B
memory by clicking on the B button.
To copy the current active memory content to the other memory slot, just press the button labeled
-> or <-, according to the current active memory.
With this A/B comparison system, you can easily have two settings and compare them in a
convenient way.
Note: Please note that by default, the B memory slot, until you copy settings into it or until loading a
other preset within the other memory slot, contains the same init patch loaded in the A memory
when you first launch the miniSyn'X.
7 miniSyn'X Global parameters : Layers, Modes, Stereo,
Polyphony, Effects
The miniSyn'X, like its ancestor, provides a simple, yet powerful Dual Layer architecture.
These two layers are called "Lower" and "Upper".
Each Layer ( Lower and Upper) has its own independent synthesis modules : LFO, Oscillators,
Filter, Envelopes, Glide.
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