Couldn't agree more! After years I still don't save presets because it is a pain in the ass!GMusic wrote:Creating and storing my own presets is a nightmare.
Sort it out please.
Dear D16..can you update your preset manager?
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- KVRian
- 1416 posts since 27 Nov, 2008 from uk
Sort it out please.
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- KVRian
- 910 posts since 21 Aug, 2011
I've just now had to RTFM and figure this out - got a Redopter patch I can't lose. It's unclear how to do it properly from the get-go, but actually not that hard once you figure it out. I understand they're going for something conceptual here with the hardware emulation experience... I can't quite grasp if it's just a capricious limitation or genius.
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- KVRian
- 910 posts since 21 Aug, 2011
^^ I take that back. I did manage to create a new folder, save some presets in Redopter, but they only exist in that instance of Redopter. If I create a new session and put an instance of Redopter on a channel, just the factory presets are there. This is pretty much like any other plugin I have, where you create a "user folder" and save presets - they're available and there for any future instance of the plugin.
No idea what I'm doing wrong.
No idea what I'm doing wrong.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 875 posts since 26 May, 2009 from Area 51
Phase47 wrote:^^ I take that back. I did manage to create a new folder, save some presets in Redopter, but they only exist in that instance of Redopter. If I create a new session and put an instance of Redopter on a channel, just the factory presets are there...
No idea what I'm doing wrong.
That's the frustrating part I remember. It's just sloppy, annoying, and not straight forward. It should be very simple: When a user saves a preset; they are saved in some obvious folder, the user can easily select these presets in the plugin, and the user can easily delete, reorder and/or rename the preset files through Windows explorer.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 875 posts since 26 May, 2009 from Area 51
D-16, thanks for the 1.4.0 update. Though, I'm disappointed that it didn't do anything to address preset management. (Also, I kept getting a new error saying I was missing msvcp100.dll file, so I had to search the web for solutions. I had to install C++ 2010 library for x86 and x64)
Saving a preset and loading them in these D-16 effect plugins is a PITA. I found it hilarious that one of the most important steps to actually saving a preset is presented in the manual as a tiny side note "Note: Before saving the preset to a file, save it in Decimort using CTRL + Browse when On demand function is selected in the plug-in configuration."
Plugin preset handling should be effortless. I had such high hopes waiting over two years after a D-16 member said they were working on the preset system for this update. Well, the update came and preset management is still the worst I've ever used. Such a shame because the plugins sound great.
Saving a preset and loading them in these D-16 effect plugins is a PITA. I found it hilarious that one of the most important steps to actually saving a preset is presented in the manual as a tiny side note "Note: Before saving the preset to a file, save it in Decimort using CTRL + Browse when On demand function is selected in the plug-in configuration."
Plugin preset handling should be effortless. I had such high hopes waiting over two years after a D-16 member said they were working on the preset system for this update. Well, the update came and preset management is still the worst I've ever used. Such a shame because the plugins sound great.