5.9
Restoring the Factory Presets and MIDI Links
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On
Windows
systems: C:
\
Documents and Settings
\
[User]
\
Application Data
\
Applied Acous-
tics Systems
\
Strum Acoustic 1.0.
•
On
Mac OS
systems: [System Drive]:Users:[User]:Library:Application Support:Applied
Acoustics Systems:Strum Acoustic 1.0.
The name of the database file is StrumAcoustic.tdb. In order to archive your database, just
copy this file to your usual backup location or medium. In order to restore a database, replace
the version of the StrumAcoustic.tdb file with a previously archived one. It is also possible to
synchronize different systems by copying this file on different computers where
Strum Acoustic
is
installed.
5.9
Restoring the Factory Presets and MIDI Links
If necessary, it is possible to restore the original factory library and program list by using the
Restore Factory Library
from the
File
menu. This operation makes a backup of your current
database file in the preset database folder as explained in Section 5.8 and creates a new preset
database containing only the factory presets and MIDI maps. The next time you open
Strum Acous-
tic
, both the browser and the program list will be in exactly the same state as when you first installed
the application.
Note that restoring the factory library should be done with caution as you will loose all the
work you might have saved into the library and that this operation can not be undone easily. If you
wish to recuperate a certain number of presets and MIDI maps after restoring the factory library,
we recommend that you first export all the material you wish to keep using the
Export
command
as explained in Section 5.7. After re-installation of the factory library, you will easily be able to
re-import this material using the
Import
command.
If you forgot to export material before restoring the factory library or if you wish to bring
back the preset library to its state before restoring the factory library, it is still possible to recover
material from the backup file of the preset database which was created automatically when restoring
the factory library as explained in Section 5.8. This method should be considered as a last resort,
however, as recovering material from this backup file will remove the factory library which you
have just installed and force you to redo the operation. Using the Export command before restoring
the factory library is much simpler.
Note that the restore of the factory library is actually performed the next time you re-open the
application. It is still possible to cancel this operation before exiting the application by using the
Cancel Library Restore
command from the
File
menu.
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