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  • wimwim
    edited December 2021

    @rud said:
    Hello all, I am dipping my toes into using mozaic and have found the @wim ‘basic midi controls’ patch really useful for controlling the parameters in Rymdigare. It’s great as Rymdigare’s controls are spread over different screens and using Mozaic allows me to have them all close together in a row.
    I will try to explain my question. Each time I create a new project in AUM do I need to map all of the CC numbers in Rymdigare to recognise the messages being sent from Mozaic? I’ve tried saving my own preset in Rymdigare but the parameters are all empty when I load up my preset. I then have to tell AUM to recognise ‘midi channel 1 - CC14’ etc.
    Is there a quicker way is is this how it needs to be done?
    Thanks in advance, this forum is my place of worship and education 🌟

    If you save the session with the mappings, then when you start a new session and press the + button, you can import the Rymdigare channel and mappings will still be intact. If you also import the Mozaic channel you'll be up and running in just one step.

  • AUM is forgetting the assignments?
    You can save a template file for AUM with the midi mappings, or you can use "import" when creating a new channel, and select the channel from another project (that's mapped), and it will bring in that channel, with all its nodes and saved midi mappings

  • @wim @AlmostAnonymous thank you very much. Import! I have to admit that I have never used import. Now I see how incredibly useful it is I’m sure I will use it every day. I hope one day I can return the favour 🌟

  • @rud said:
    ... I hope one day I can return the favour 🌟

    I'm sure you will. We all have had to learn from the ground up here. B)

  • I would like to blend three sounds in AUM with a single fader or MIDI controller.

    At value 0 sound1 is at max, the others silent.
    At value 64 sound2 is at max , the others silent.
    At value 127 sound 3 is at max , the others silent.

    So sound1 would have max volume at value 0 , sound2 is at max volume at value 64, sound3 is at max volume at value 127.

    I suppose this would’nt be very hard to program if it wasn’t for my extreme phobia to scripting.

    Would anyone care to please please help me?

  • edited December 2021

    I have a request if I may.

    Orchestral instruments have limited note ranges.
    For instance the range of a violin is between G2 and F6 according to the SWAM violin.

    Many sequencers and generic emulations of orchestral instruments
    don't limit the range at all so when a lay person is writing for those instruments
    they can over extend the range.

    So basically it would be something like this

    Midi keyboard input > Mozaic limits the range of notes for instrument to emulate > sequencer

    So the user can select violin or viola or cello and know for
    certain that they are writing specifically for those instruments.
    I would also add a velocity limiter for maximum and minimum velocity
    as some sample instruments use velocity for their articulations.
    iSymphonic and Korg in particular at this point.

    I did put together something in Drambo so the concept is sound.

    Here's a pdf link for the range of notes for the most
    commonly known orchestral instruments for reference.

    https://hallmusicstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Ranges-of-Orchestral-Instruments.pdf

  • @electri_fire said:
    I would like to blend three sounds in AUM with a single fader or MIDI controller.

    At value 0 sound1 is at max, the others silent.
    At value 64 sound2 is at max , the others silent.
    At value 127 sound 3 is at max , the others silent.

    So sound1 would have max volume at value 0 , sound2 is at max volume at value 64, sound3 is at max volume at value 127.

    I suppose this would’nt be very hard to program if it wasn’t for my extreme phobia to scripting.

    Would anyone care to please please help me?

    What you say is easy enough to do. But I think you need to specify things more completely. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see the loudness curve for the three voices as being simple functions. For example, what mix do you want at value 32? What mix at value 96? How are they supposed to transition? What mix at, say, 53?

    It's all easy enough to program if you decide how you want things to transition. Without specifying, though, you're leaving programmer to guess what you want.

  • @Gravitas said:
    I have a request if I may.

    Orchestral instruments have limited note ranges.
    For instance the range of a violin is between G2 and F6 according to the SWAM violin.

    Many sequencers and generic emulations of orchestral instruments
    don't limit the range at all so when a lay person is writing for those instruments
    they can over extend the range.

    So basically it would be something like this

    Midi keyboard input > Mozaic limits the range of notes for instrument to emulate > sequencer

    So the user can select violin or viola or cello and know for
    certain that they are writing specifically for those instruments.
    I would also add a velocity limiter for maximum and minimum velocity
    as some sample instruments use velocity for their articulations.
    iSymphonic and Korg in particular at this point.

    I did put together something in Drambo so the concept is sound.

    Here's a pdf link for the range of notes for the most
    commonly known orchestral instruments for reference.

    https://hallmusicstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Ranges-of-Orchestral-Instruments.pdf

    Should transpositions happen for modifiers such as "sounds an octave higher than written" and "sounds a 5th lower than written"?

  • @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:
    I have a request if I may.

    Orchestral instruments have limited note ranges.
    For instance the range of a violin is between G2 and F6 according to the SWAM violin.

    Many sequencers and generic emulations of orchestral instruments
    don't limit the range at all so when a lay person is writing for those instruments
    they can over extend the range.

    So basically it would be something like this

    Midi keyboard input > Mozaic limits the range of notes for instrument to emulate > sequencer

    So the user can select violin or viola or cello and know for
    certain that they are writing specifically for those instruments.
    I would also add a velocity limiter for maximum and minimum velocity
    as some sample instruments use velocity for their articulations.
    iSymphonic and Korg in particular at this point.

    I did put together something in Drambo so the concept is sound.

    Here's a pdf link for the range of notes for the most
    commonly known orchestral instruments for reference.

    https://hallmusicstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Ranges-of-Orchestral-Instruments.pdf

    Should transpositions happen for modifiers such as "sounds an octave higher than written" and "sounds a 5th lower than written"?

    I would say no after looking at the PDF as the PDF provides the actual range of notes.
    I think transpositions should happen when converting the midi notes to score.

  • @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:
    I have a request if I may.

    Orchestral instruments have limited note ranges.
    For instance the range of a violin is between G2 and F6 according to the SWAM violin.

    Many sequencers and generic emulations of orchestral instruments
    don't limit the range at all so when a lay person is writing for those instruments
    they can over extend the range.

    So basically it would be something like this

    Midi keyboard input > Mozaic limits the range of notes for instrument to emulate > sequencer

    So the user can select violin or viola or cello and know for
    certain that they are writing specifically for those instruments.
    I would also add a velocity limiter for maximum and minimum velocity
    as some sample instruments use velocity for their articulations.
    iSymphonic and Korg in particular at this point.

    I did put together something in Drambo so the concept is sound.

    Here's a pdf link for the range of notes for the most
    commonly known orchestral instruments for reference.

    https://hallmusicstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Ranges-of-Orchestral-Instruments.pdf

    Should transpositions happen for modifiers such as "sounds an octave higher than written" and "sounds a 5th lower than written"?

    I would say no after looking at the PDF as the PDF provides the actual range of notes.
    I think transpositions should happen when converting the midi notes to score.

    Do you have any input as to default velocity range limitations per instrument?

  • edited December 2021

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:
    I have a request if I may.

    Orchestral instruments have limited note ranges.
    For instance the range of a violin is between G2 and F6 according to the SWAM violin.

    Many sequencers and generic emulations of orchestral instruments
    don't limit the range at all so when a lay person is writing for those instruments
    they can over extend the range.

    So basically it would be something like this

    Midi keyboard input > Mozaic limits the range of notes for instrument to emulate > sequencer

    So the user can select violin or viola or cello and know for
    certain that they are writing specifically for those instruments.
    I would also add a velocity limiter for maximum and minimum velocity
    as some sample instruments use velocity for their articulations.
    iSymphonic and Korg in particular at this point.

    I did put together something in Drambo so the concept is sound.

    Here's a pdf link for the range of notes for the most
    commonly known orchestral instruments for reference.

    https://hallmusicstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Ranges-of-Orchestral-Instruments.pdf

    Should transpositions happen for modifiers such as "sounds an octave higher than written" and "sounds a 5th lower than written"?

    I would say no after looking at the PDF as the PDF provides the actual range of notes.
    I think transpositions should happen when converting the midi notes to score.

    Do you have any input as to default velocity range limitations per instrument?

    The Korg Orchestral Dreams sound pack has symphony drum sounds
    above velocity 111 and "normal" string articulations below that.

    Other users would most possible need to adjust it for their purposes
    as well so is it possible to have the velocity range user adjustable?

  • @hes said:

    @electri_fire said:
    I would like to blend three sounds in AUM with a single fader or MIDI controller.

    At value 0 sound1 is at max, the others silent.
    At value 64 sound2 is at max , the others silent.
    At value 127 sound 3 is at max , the others silent.

    So sound1 would have max volume at value 0 , sound2 is at max volume at value 64, sound3 is at max volume at value 127.

    I suppose this would’nt be very hard to program if it wasn’t for my extreme phobia to scripting.

    Would anyone care to please please help me?

    What you say is easy enough to do. But I think you need to specify things more completely. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see the loudness curve for the three voices as being simple functions. For example, what mix do you want at value 32? What mix at value 96? How are they supposed to transition? What mix at, say, 53?

    It's all easy enough to program if you decide how you want things to transition. Without specifying, though, you're leaving programmer to guess what you want.

    I have this idea from the streetlytron pro mellotron app where you can preset three tracks, and with one knob you blend between track1 and track2 from fully counterclockwise to 12 o’clock, at the 12 o’clock setting track2 is at max volume and the rest are silent. Then turning further clockwise track2 fades out, track3 fades in till at fully clockwise only track3 is heard.

    Thus, track1 fades out from 0 to 64 while at the same time track2 fades in from zero to max volume. Then from 64 to 127 track2 fades out to zero volume again while track3 fades in till maximum volume at value 127. This will fade between three sounds with one knob or midi controller.
    So at value 32 I would like an equal volume of sound1 and sound2 , at 96 equal volumes of sound2 and sound3. How to exactly scale all this is a matter of trial and error I suppose, i can’t really explain what I need there.

    I would be using several orchestral sounds and and blend between them to change the overall timbre.

  • heshes
    edited December 2021

    @electri_fire said:

    @hes said:

    @electri_fire said:
    I would like to blend three sounds in AUM with a single fader or MIDI controller.

    At value 0 sound1 is at max, the others silent.
    At value 64 sound2 is at max , the others silent.
    At value 127 sound 3 is at max , the others silent.

    So sound1 would have max volume at value 0 , sound2 is at max volume at value 64, sound3 is at max volume at value 127.

    I suppose this would’nt be very hard to program if it wasn’t for my extreme phobia to scripting.

    Would anyone care to please please help me?

    What you say is easy enough to do. But I think you need to specify things more completely. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see the loudness curve for the three voices as being simple functions. For example, what mix do you want at value 32? What mix at value 96? How are they supposed to transition? What mix at, say, 53?

    It's all easy enough to program if you decide how you want things to transition. Without specifying, though, you're leaving programmer to guess what you want.


    Thus, track1 fades out from 0 to 64 while at the same time track2 fades in from zero to max volume. Then from 64 to 127 track2 fades out to zero volume again while track3 fades in till maximum volume at value 127. This will fade between three sounds with one knob or midi controller.
    So at value 32 I would like an equal volume of sound1 and sound2 , at 96 equal volumes of sound2 and sound3. How to exactly scale all this is a matter of trial and error I suppose, i can’t really explain what I need there.

    So at values below 64 you won't have voice 3 at all, and above 64 is no voice 1 at all? From the way you've described it there is a max of two voices at one time. Is this right?:

    0 = 100% voice 1,
    1-63 = blend of voice 1 and 2,
    64 = 100% voice 2,
    65-126 = blend of voice 2 and voice 3, and
    127: 100% voice 3.

    and it follows that voice 2 is part of the mix everywhere except at the extreme values of 0 and 127.

  • @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    Do you have any input as to default velocity range limitations per instrument?

    The Korg Orchestral Dreams sound pack has symphony drum sounds
    above velocity 111 and "normal" string articulations below that.

    Other users would most possible need to adjust it for their purposes
    as well so is it possible to have the velocity range user adjustable?

    Sure, I can have knobs for minimum and maximum velocity per instrument, with default ranges as above. I've got the note ranges done already.

  • @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    Do you have any input as to default velocity range limitations per instrument?

    The Korg Orchestral Dreams sound pack has symphony drum sounds
    above velocity 111 and "normal" string articulations below that.

    Other users would most possible need to adjust it for their purposes
    as well so is it possible to have the velocity range user adjustable?

    Sure, I can have knobs for minimum and maximum velocity per instrument, with default ranges as above. I've got the note ranges done already.

    Wow.
    Very cool.

    A question will it be able to pass through all other midi information.
    So if a users midi controller or keyboard has
    Aftertouch or Channel pressure that will be forwarded as well?
    Basically a midi thru for everything else?

  • wimwim
    edited December 2021

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    Do you have any input as to default velocity range limitations per instrument?

    The Korg Orchestral Dreams sound pack has symphony drum sounds
    above velocity 111 and "normal" string articulations below that.

    Other users would most possible need to adjust it for their purposes
    as well so is it possible to have the velocity range user adjustable?

    Sure, I can have knobs for minimum and maximum velocity per instrument, with default ranges as above. I've got the note ranges done already.

    Wow.
    Very cool.

    A question will it be able to pass through all other midi information.
    So if a users midi controller or keyboard has
    Aftertouch or Channel pressure that will be forwarded as well?
    Basically a midi thru for everything else?

    Yeh, I generally pass everything through in my scripts unless there's a reason not to.

    For the velocities, should they be scaled to fit the range 1-110, or clipped so that nothing over 110 triggers a note? Also do you see a need for velocity range per instrument, or just overall?

  • @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    Do you have any input as to default velocity range limitations per instrument?

    The Korg Orchestral Dreams sound pack has symphony drum sounds
    above velocity 111 and "normal" string articulations below that.

    Other users would most possible need to adjust it for their purposes
    as well so is it possible to have the velocity range user adjustable?

    Sure, I can have knobs for minimum and maximum velocity per instrument, with default ranges as above. I've got the note ranges done already.

    Wow.
    Very cool.

    A question will it be able to pass through all other midi information.
    So if a users midi controller or keyboard has
    Aftertouch or Channel pressure that will be forwarded as well?
    Basically a midi thru for everything else?

    Yeh, I generally pass everything through in my scripts unless there's a reason not to.

    Cool.

    For the velocities, should they be scaled to fit the range 1-110, or clipped so that nothing over 110 triggers a note?

    Clipped so nothing over 110 triggers the note.
    Are you counting 0-127 or 1-128?

    Also do you see a need for velocity range per instrument, or just overall?

    Overall.
    Unless a user is going to have all of the instrument inputs active at
    the same time I see no need at this point to have velocity range per instrument.
    For the most part users will only be using one keyboard or midi controller.
    Something to think about for the future though.
    Good point.

  • wimwim
    edited December 2021

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    For the velocities, should they be scaled to fit the range 1-110, or clipped so that nothing over 110 triggers a note?

    Clipped so nothing over 110 triggers the note.
    Are you counting 0-127 or 1-128?

    1-127 since Note-On at velocity 0 = Note-Off and 128 is out of range for midi.

    Also do you see a need for velocity range per instrument, or just overall?

    Overall.
    Unless a user is going to have all of the instrument inputs active at
    the same time I see no need at this point to have velocity range per instrument.
    For the most part users will only be using one keyboard or midi controller.
    Something to think about for the future though.
    Good point.

    OK, I'll do it that way.

  • @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    For the velocities, should they be scaled to fit the range 1-110, or clipped so that nothing over 110 triggers a note?

    Clipped so nothing over 110 triggers the note.
    Are you counting 0-127 or 1-128?

    1-127 since Note-On at velocity 0 = Note-Off and 128 is out of range for midi.

    Also do you see a need for velocity range per instrument, or just overall?

    Overall.
    Unless a user is going to have all of the instrument inputs active at
    the same time I see no need at this point to have velocity range per instrument.
    For the most part users will only be using one keyboard or midi controller.
    Something to think about for the future though.
    Good point.

    OK, I'll do it that way.

    On second thought ... would it make more sense just to leave the velocity range cap up to the host or to other ways that people do keyboard splits?

  • @wim said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    For the velocities, should they be scaled to fit the range 1-110, or clipped so that nothing over 110 triggers a note?

    Clipped so nothing over 110 triggers the note.
    Are you counting 0-127 or 1-128?

    1-127 since Note-On at velocity 0 = Note-Off and 128 is out of range for midi.

    Also do you see a need for velocity range per instrument, or just overall?

    Overall.
    Unless a user is going to have all of the instrument inputs active at
    the same time I see no need at this point to have velocity range per instrument.
    For the most part users will only be using one keyboard or midi controller.
    Something to think about for the future though.
    Good point.

    OK, I'll do it that way.

    On second thought ... would it make more sense just to leave the velocity range cap up to the host or to other ways that people do keyboard splits?

    Good question.

    I've found that hosts will range midi notes but not velocity.

  • @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    For the velocities, should they be scaled to fit the range 1-110, or clipped so that nothing over 110 triggers a note?

    Clipped so nothing over 110 triggers the note.
    Are you counting 0-127 or 1-128?

    1-127 since Note-On at velocity 0 = Note-Off and 128 is out of range for midi.

    Also do you see a need for velocity range per instrument, or just overall?

    Overall.
    Unless a user is going to have all of the instrument inputs active at
    the same time I see no need at this point to have velocity range per instrument.
    For the most part users will only be using one keyboard or midi controller.
    Something to think about for the future though.
    Good point.

    OK, I'll do it that way.

    On second thought ... would it make more sense just to leave the velocity range cap up to the host or to other ways that people do keyboard splits?

    Good question.

    I've found that hosts will range midi notes but not velocity.

    Doh! Uh yeh. Wasn't thinking. :D

  • OK @Gravitas - I think it's ready. Only lightly tested and I'm not totally sure I understood correctly, so please try it out. If / when it's in good shape I'll move it to patch storage.com.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxpxhb3hp78t0ij/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.1.mozaic?dl=0

  • @wim said:
    OK @Gravitas - I think it's ready. Only lightly tested and I'm not totally sure I understood correctly, so please try it out. If / when it's in good shape I'll move it to patch storage.com.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxpxhb3hp78t0ij/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.1.mozaic?dl=0

    Okay, I’ve tested it here.
    The note ranges seem to work.
    The problem is with the velocity limiter.
    When that gets switched on then the notes become intermittent.

    I’m using Note mode on the Launchpad X in effect a keyboard.
    Channel pressure is going thru but for some reason the notes are getting blocked.

    Here’s a screenshot from the streambyter monitor.

  • So at values below 64 you won't have voice 3 at all, and above 64 is no voice 1 at all? From the way you've described it there is a max of two voices at one time. Is this right?:

    0 = 100% voice 1,
    1-63 = blend of voice 1 and 2,
    64 = 100% voice 2,
    65-126 = blend of voice 2 and voice 3, and
    127: 100% voice 3.

    and it follows that voice 2 is part of the mix everywhere except at the extreme values of 0 and 127.

    That is exactly what I need.

  • @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    OK @Gravitas - I think it's ready. Only lightly tested and I'm not totally sure I understood correctly, so please try it out. If / when it's in good shape I'll move it to patch storage.com.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxpxhb3hp78t0ij/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.1.mozaic?dl=0

    Okay, I’ve tested it here.
    The note ranges seem to work.
    The problem is with the velocity limiter.
    When that gets switched on then the notes become intermittent.

    I’m using Note mode on the Launchpad X in effect a keyboard.
    Channel pressure is going thru but for some reason the notes are getting blocked.

    Here’s a screenshot from the streambyter monitor.

    Maybe I misunderstood you. I thought you wanted any notes above 111 velocity blocked. Are you saying that you'd want them passed through but capped at 111? So, if velocity is at 127, let the note through but clip the velocity to 111?

  • @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    OK @Gravitas - I think it's ready. Only lightly tested and I'm not totally sure I understood correctly, so please try it out. If / when it's in good shape I'll move it to patch storage.com.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxpxhb3hp78t0ij/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.1.mozaic?dl=0

    Okay, I’ve tested it here.
    The note ranges seem to work.
    The problem is with the velocity limiter.
    When that gets switched on then the notes become intermittent.

    I’m using Note mode on the Launchpad X in effect a keyboard.
    Channel pressure is going thru but for some reason the notes are getting blocked.

    Here’s a screenshot from the streambyter monitor.

    Maybe I misunderstood you. I thought you wanted any notes above 111 velocity blocked. Are you saying that you'd want them passed through but capped at 111? So, if velocity is at 127, let the note through but clip the velocity to 111?

    Exactly this.
    The notes played shouldn’t be blocked but the velocity should be capped at 111.

  • wimwim
    edited December 2021

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    OK @Gravitas - I think it's ready. Only lightly tested and I'm not totally sure I understood correctly, so please try it out. If / when it's in good shape I'll move it to patch storage.com.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxpxhb3hp78t0ij/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.1.mozaic?dl=0

    Okay, I’ve tested it here.
    The note ranges seem to work.
    The problem is with the velocity limiter.
    When that gets switched on then the notes become intermittent.

    I’m using Note mode on the Launchpad X in effect a keyboard.
    Channel pressure is going thru but for some reason the notes are getting blocked.

    Here’s a screenshot from the streambyter monitor.

    Maybe I misunderstood you. I thought you wanted any notes above 111 velocity blocked. Are you saying that you'd want them passed through but capped at 111? So, if velocity is at 127, let the note through but clip the velocity to 111?

    Exactly this.
    The notes played shouldn’t be blocked but the velocity should be capped at 111.

    Ahh, ok I misunderstood what you wanted. This should work:

    [edit] Link removed. 1.0 version is on patchstorage.com. See below.

  • @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @wim said:
    OK @Gravitas - I think it's ready. Only lightly tested and I'm not totally sure I understood correctly, so please try it out. If / when it's in good shape I'll move it to patch storage.com.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxpxhb3hp78t0ij/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.1.mozaic?dl=0

    Okay, I’ve tested it here.
    The note ranges seem to work.
    The problem is with the velocity limiter.
    When that gets switched on then the notes become intermittent.

    I’m using Note mode on the Launchpad X in effect a keyboard.
    Channel pressure is going thru but for some reason the notes are getting blocked.

    Here’s a screenshot from the streambyter monitor.

    Maybe I misunderstood you. I thought you wanted any notes above 111 velocity blocked. Are you saying that you'd want them passed through but capped at 111? So, if velocity is at 127, let the note through but clip the velocity to 111?

    Exactly this.
    The notes played shouldn’t be blocked but the velocity should be capped at 111.

    Ahh, ok I misunderstood what you wanted. This should work:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/pqiqvgt8wpswzgs/Orchestral Instruments Range Limiter v0.2.mozaic?dl=0

    Brilliantly done,

    It works as expected now.

    Thank you very much. 🙏🏾

  • Great @Gravitas - glad I could help. It was a nice diversion.

    I made it v1.0 and posted it up to patchstorage.com: https://patchstorage.com/orchestral-instruments-range-limiter/

  • @wim said:
    Great @Gravitas - glad I could help. It was a nice diversion.

    I made it v1.0 and posted it up to patchstorage.com: https://patchstorage.com/orchestral-instruments-range-limiter/

    I’ve had a look on Patchstorage and noticed that you included sub-types.

    That’s really cool.

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