I have been working with Synth V on my Mac and PC respectively for a few months now as I slowly migrate to the PC which is way faster.
Now I have a ton a different och voice setting on each machine and I need to merge the data.
If it was just a handfull of voices I guess I could do I manually, but I have approx 20 saved settings for each of my 12 vocalists on each machine.
In many cases they even have the same name like “Nice 1” “Nice 2” etc on each machine but they are different saves.
My Idéa is to first rename files like “Nice 1” to Nice 1 (Mac)” first to avoid losing any which hade the same name.
But I fear that doing the merge manually is quite messy and risky (I will back up the files before, but anyway). It will fore sure be very time consuming.
So now I wonder if anyone in here has made a tool or use some nice editor to edit .json files with ease.
I must say that I wish that Dreamtonics would consider having these voice settings saved as individual files for each saved setting instead, in subfolders of the actual voices.
That would be much more easy to work with.
I think that would be way safer to since a corruption in the voice-presets.json file would mess up all saved voices.
Any idéas or suggestions are welcome.