I would like to export a Quad Cortex preset to a file in human-readable format. This way I could document the settings, that I use for a certain song solo, etc.
This would also help, if I make changes to a preset, to tell me how to get back.
Hmm, when you consider how much information would have to be stored there if you have a preset with maximum complexity, I don’t think that’s really feasible in reality. I would guess that the data is stored in the system as XML (though I don’t know for sure). It might make sense to grant access to the XML files. Then you could extract the desired information using AI.
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Complexity of data is irrelevant these days. Just throw it at any AI to make output format as detailed as you like in seconds. I would also love to see unencrypted exports so for instance I could create a tool to transfer preset/scenes to my morningstar midi controler easily. What’s the point of encrypting this data?
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It’s probably more compression than encryption. Since there’s no way to access it (at least I don’t know of any way), it’s hard to say for sure. It could just as easily be that it’s completely unencrypted and uncompressed in the QC.
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I tried and I am quite sure it’s encryption.