Logseq/Entity/Preset/Synth

• Synth Preset

  • In this garden, Synth Preset pages model saved synthesizer sounds and the evidence needed to describe or restore them.

  • Identity and notes

    • A saved sound includes the settings and sequences stored by its instrument. A device slot is its current location. Stable page titles preserve links from composition and performance logs when metadata changes.
    • The name appears once in the filename and once in its instrument-specific name property. The body starts with - # Notes and holds listening observations, performance notes and links to music logs. Empty notes remain a heading without generated descriptions.
    • Sync owns documented device metadata in frontmatter and preserves handwritten body content. Sound descriptions require listening or verified parameters; a category and name cannot establish a signal chain.

  • Frontmatter

    • An instance’s logseq-entity:: links to its data definition, using the narrowest known type such as Logseq/Entity/Preset/Synth/Microfreak. Shared properties follow Logseq/Frontmatter.
    • Keys start with the owning type’s lowercase, hyphen-separated path: Preset/Synth gives preset-synth-; Preset/Synth/Microfreak gives preset-synth-microfreak-. Each property is documented under its owner’s Frontmatter/<literal-key> page as a Logseq/Entity/Frontmatter/Definition.
    • Each property definition has the literal key as an alias, connecting the clickable property name to its namespaced dictionary. Logseq Properties describes property pages; Logseq aliases describes alias references. Existing standalone pages with the same key need reconciliation before adding an alias.
    • Categorical values are explicit links to the definition’s child value pages; numeric and Boolean values retain their scalar types. A linked instrument model can supply an existing categorical vocabulary.
    • Logseq/Entity/Preset/Synth/Frontmatter/preset-synth-origin
    • Logseq/Entity/Preset/Synth/Frontmatter/preset-synth-file
    • Logseq/Entity/Preset/Synth/Frontmatter/preset-synth-file-sha256
    • Numbered collections use Logseq/Frontmatter/prev and Logseq/Frontmatter/next for adjacent populated slots. A page absent from the device has neither navigation property.

  • Preserving a sound

    • Human-readable properties describe verified parameters. Exact exports preserve data that may still lack a decoded dictionary. A complete reconstruction also needs referenced samples or wavetables, applicable global settings and the firmware context.
    • New parameter definitions state the source encoding, units, range, enum values and conversion, including raw values when a display conversion loses precision. Unknown parameters remain absent. A file digest identifies the exported bytes; it does not establish that every parameter has been decoded.