creating a bank??

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aight ive made a lot of presets for own personal use for a number of different vst instruments and have them all stored seperately as single presets....how do i bring them together in a bank???

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d/l tobybear's minihost: there is a preset manager in it that is the best around. Load up the vst, then import the individual banks - you cann arrange/rename/ whatever, and then export as a bank.
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It's quite hard to create a bank. It's easier to buy one or merge with one. Although most banks don't have problems with creating new branches...

:oops: yes I know, I need to take a break from work during the holidays.
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alright...ima try that tobybear thing....
how about say, adding my presets into the original ones that come with a vst??? for instance, i dont remember what vst it was, but it came with a number of presets, and i downloaded a bank also....when i loaded the bank into it, the old presets dissapeared, and i no longer had them...i had to re-install the plug to get them back...

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what host do you use?

most of the time, when you import a bank (*.fxb), when you reload the plug, the factory bank will be present. You shouldn't have to re-intall it, though with some, especially synthedit plugs, you might have to reload it.
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working with fruityloops....

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----Minihost is super simple, you can load in all your individual presets, and click a button to export them all as one .fxb (up to 128 I believe). If you want them *in* an SE plug, like as the defaults, you'll havta re-render it to vst with them in it, it's easier to just import that .fxb you made via your host.

Jeff

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LOOPxDIGGA wrote:....when i loaded the bank into it, the old presets dissapeared, and i no longer had them...i had to re-install the plug to get them back...
Try saving the bank that came with the plugin as "default.fxb" before loading another bank.

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alright..good lookin out yall..

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