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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » September 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: default preset folder locations
x3em
Posted: 20th September 2004 21:29
Everytime I load up a instruments and want to load some presets it defaults to the folder I last opened regardless if it was the same instrument or not.

does anyone know about any way around this? I just want them to remember where their respetive presets are located.

On XP currently, if this is a OS level thing.
ttoz
Posted: 20th September 2004 21:59
I don't think there is. i do keep all my presets in a main "presets folder" under synth subtitles so at least i only have to go up one level to find the right synth..it's pretty easy
LBN
Posted: 20th September 2004 22:37
This could be because XP is defaulting to the last folder opened in your host rather than from within your instrument.

I use a handy utility called File-Ex which modifies the Windows open-save dialog box to the way it should be. I have a shortcut set to c:\programs files\vstplugins so i can quickly navigate to any subfolder within it. The main reason I use File-Ex is to get the dialog box to default to details view instead of just list. I've always hated that sideways scrolling.
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