Multiple preset selection for playlist building?

Am I missing something, or is there no way to move select presets into other setlists other than one at a time? No way to select multiple presets to copy all at once?

All I can think of to do is duplicate/rename the setlist and then rearrange it to my liking. But if I’m copying presets from several setlists, it’s still one by one for those other source setlists. Argh.

That’s it unfortunately- one at a time.
Hopefully there are setlist improvements coming eventually; as it is it’s quite painful to reorganize

Okay. Thanks for the sanity check. I’ll try to be patient.

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it really is a major UI weakness - they aren’t really setlists, but just lists of presets. Who makes a permanent setlist that never changes?!

It’s a very requested feature but unfortunately the votes are spread amongst several different specific requests. Hopefully NDSP is aware of the need.

Here’s one of the most-voted for requests for improvement:

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OP from last year, here. The new update preview mentions selecting multiple presets or captures or IRs for bulk editing of the name. But doesn’t mention how to do that.

Is anyone know how to do multiple selections? I’m also not clear if that’s something we can do now or if that comes with the new update.

Multiple selection and bulk actions have been available from CorOs 3.0.0. On the QC, multiple selection mode can be activated by tapping the Multi-select toggle icon when in the directory. It looks like a hamburger menu with checkmarks on the right edge (at least in the manual pictures, I don’t have my QC with me now). It should allow you to copy several presets to a different setlist at the same time (haven’t tried this myself).

Bulk renaming should be coming in 3.1.0. No idea how that is going to work.

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Thanks, man. Have no idea how I missed that.

No worries! :slight_smile: Glad I could help.

You can Bulk Rename IRs on CoCo presently, and I assume renaming presets, etc will work similarly (I’ve done this with IRs and it is AWESOMELY convenient):


CoCo manual, pg 43

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