http://vst-preset-generator.org/download
And didn't want to lose squellers post from earlier this morning which is on the previous page;
squeller wrote:Hey,
just found this neat little tool. I was overwhelmed by that Oatmeal instrument, which has a very useful randomize button (which creates useful results). The randomizer in FL often produces crap, as we all know, there can be multiple problems, like dry/wet, muting etc,,,
It's a great playground, but I think it could be so much better, getting (good) results is still hard work. Because what I do:
- Load Plugin
- Find all Volume knobs and change to gaussian distrib. or fixed value
- Find balance knobs and change to gaussian around the centre
- Find and change whatever deal breaker setting (dry/wet, pitch set to the sky... etc etc.. you know, there can be many!)
This has to be done every time and already is a lot of work due to the looooong lists of settings which many vsts have! It would be so much better, if my above settings would be saved in the vpg files. Another idea would be, that your program would auto detect and populate values by user definition, at plugin load. Like:
- "If midi setting name contains 'vol' set rand to linear, min = 0.7, max = 1"
- "If midi setting name contains 'balance' set rand to fix, val = 0.5"
But still, nice to have it.
Another idea: batch output of FXP. E.g. Serum can not have a bank with multiple presets. Would be nice if program could export multiple fxp at once.
I think the 32 bit version should have the <x86> program files path as default path for opening VSTs.
Thank you
Mike
molecule wrote:This thread is a bit old but I still develop the VST Preset Generator.
Yesterday I've released the version 0.2.5 with 64bit plug-in support, so you may look at it:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vst-preset-gen/
