Does Studio One still scan hidden plugins?

[dblock]

I've got a pretty full template so I am trying to speed the loading time a bit.
If I hide some of the plugins I don't always use, does Studio One still scan them?

[chk071]

If you rarely install new plugins, you can skip scanning completely.

[dblock]

If you rarely install new plugins, you can skip scanning completely.

Hi chk071. Thanks for replying. I already have scan at startup un-checked. So hidding plugins won't make a difference in load times?

[dellboy]

I guess you have a startup template with all the instruments needed preloaded? Interesting question. Apart from having a fast computer and all your VSTs on a fast SSD drive its hard to see what else can be done to speed up loading times.

[dblock]

I guess you have a startup template with all the instruments needed preloaded? Interesting question. Apart from having a fast computer and all your VSTs on a fast SSD drive its hard to see what else can be done to speed up loading times.

Hey dellboy. Yeah my template is setup for whatever I want to do with hardly any need to add plugins or setup tracks so it does take a while to load everything. Nowadays I open the template and go get my coffee while it loads everything. I have a very good computer setup imo but I'm also asking a lot of it. I just thought if there's something I'm not already aware of to speed things up I might find it here.
Thanks for replying!

[dellboy]

I guess you have a startup template with all the instruments needed preloaded? Interesting question. Apart from having a fast computer and all your VSTs on a fast SSD drive its hard to see what else can be done to speed up loading times.

Hey dellboy. Yeah my template is setup for whatever I want to do with hardly any need to add plugins or setup tracks so it does take a while to load everything. Nowadays I open the template and go get my coffee while it loads everything. I have a very good computer setup imo but I'm also asking a lot of it. I just thought if there's something I'm not already aware of to speed things up I might find it here.
Thanks for replying!

I guess it depends how you work. Some people choose quick loading plugins initially and then substitute them later on for premium sounding ones. Maybe make a quick load template and use either one or the other?

[dblock]

I guess you have a startup template with all the instruments needed preloaded? Interesting question. Apart from having a fast computer and all your VSTs on a fast SSD drive its hard to see what else can be done to speed up loading times.

Hey dellboy. Yeah my template is setup for whatever I want to do with hardly any need to add plugins or setup tracks so it does take a while to load everything. Nowadays I open the template and go get my coffee while it loads everything. I have a very good computer setup imo but I'm also asking a lot of it. I just thought if there's something I'm not already aware of to speed things up I might find it here.
Thanks for replying!

I guess it depends how you work. Some people choose quick loading plugins initially and then substitute them later on for premium sounding ones. Maybe make a quick load template and use either one or the other?

Thanks dellboy. I'll keep that in mind.