I noticed on my Prophet 10 that a little dot appears on the small display when the knob position matches the stored preset. So if I tweak a preset and want to go back to the original, I move the knob until the little dot appears. I find I usually start with a preset over starting from init. Can we get a blinking led button somewhere on the Super 6/8/SG like the Prophet 10?
It’s already implemented. Load a patch, turn any knob or slider, the patch number will flash, indicating you are in edit mode. Press the patch number to return to the preset values, this is also patch compare.
Thanks, but that’s not the same thing. What if you move several sliders and deviate from the patch? It’ll be hard to remember where the positions are stored and what sliders have been moved. This should be an easy thing to implement. When a slider is moved and is in the position stored in the patch, an led is lit. That happens for every adjustment. It’s very handy.
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Ah ok I misread your question, yes I think that could be implemented, and would be handy @udo-audio.
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this could be implemented fairly easily! Would really help with patch re-creation!
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