Multiple layouts - each patch a different layout

Hello,
I am looking for a way to change the layout for each patch individually, instead of just having one layout per concert. I'm working on a one man show, so let's say for one song I am singing, so I want lots of parameters for the voice plugins. On the next song I'm playing keyboard, so I want to have a new layout to play around with the synths. Obviously it's too much knobs to squeeze into one layout, it will be a mess.
The problem is, if I add or remove any object in any one patch, it affects all the other patches as well. But I don't want that. How to solve that?
Thanks allot for any input!
sean

you can not have different layouts in a single concert file, BUT, you can have many concert files with a different layout using same presets.
On any Concert, you can drag a Patch or Set out to the finder's desktop, so it is copied there as a collection of control items with NO LAYOUT. similarly, you can drag it back to the patch/set bin and have that patch restored again under the current layout.
Having said that, you could design a MAIN layout to cover all your needs, set all your patches, and then dragging them all to a finder's folder to have them as individual items.
Then modify your layout as you please and save it under a different name (ex. SOLO LAYOUT, TWO PERF LAYOUT, etc...). You can turn some controls into other kinds, say, a radio button into a slider, change colors, size, placement..but be aware to not ERASE any item to keep the order they were created so it will correspond when loading a patch. If there is an item you do not need, just make it small and place where it does not disturb you.
you can even set different midi input mapping to control the screen items.
Once this is done, you can drag your patch items from the finder to this concert file and everything should work the same under the new layout appearance.
I use this method when I change between different MIDI controllers on stage, to have a screen look similar to my hardware.
Hope it helps.
valgreen

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