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Learn to navigate Animoog Z with our essential workflow tips

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1 Users of the previous version can export old saved patches and import them into Animoog Z. You can even do this on an iPad as long as you are using the most recent iPadOS. You can load presets by clicking the folder icon, which will launch a finder/files window. From there you simply navigate to the location of your old presets on your drive and hit open. On an iPad, you’ll need to zip the presets first, using Files, then locate and open them.

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