(SOLVED)How do I get my presets to save with routing matrix?

[mikedaniel01]

Here is an example .fsm file.

Mod Matrix.fsm

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Inside the schematic in each of the selectors you will see an item preset module which should be used in each of your input and output selectors instead of the preset module. When you try to use both it will crash in some DAW's. I have 3 different DAW's that i use for testing and when i used both the item preset module and the preset module 2 of them crashed. That's before I added all the selectors which route to the checked item in the drop list module. Any ways you need to change the string modules in the item preset module to whatever your input and outputs are in each of your input and output selectors. You need to add or delete them according to your synth. Then add a string module right after the selector and add an After Preset Change wireless input to the input of the string module. If you don't it won't work in some DAW's like Cakewalk Sonar. Hopefully that explains the module good enough if there is anything you don't understand just reply.

[Spogg]

I think I get the idea but I believe your schematic was done in 3.09 so most people here won’t be easily able to open it, me included, which is a shame.
I strongly recommend, again, that you use one of the final releases, and 3.06 seems the best for stability and speed.

Cheers

Spogg

[mikedaniel01]

I tried to go back to an earlier version 3.0.8.1 really but I couldn't go back every time I tried to open one of my projects in 3.0.8.1 it would just crash even though I used the save as 3.0.8 feature in the 3.0.9 betas. But I also don't think this problem exists in earlier versions. So the fix is for the sorry to say unintelligent ones like me that didn't do a test run on the 3.0.9 betas first before starting development. But in all actuality this is the first real bug that I have ran into in the 3.0.9 betas besides the fact that the 3.0.9's crash a lot. So you have to remember to save your work all the time.