On Sat, Jan 24, 2015 at 3:24 PM, Daniel Wilson <daniel.wilso...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to split the audio units that I create into sub categories. I
> currently have created over 25 Audio Units and they all display as a long
> list under my company name in Logic. I am trying to set it to where I have
> sub categories. For instance instead of going to Audio Units ->
> MyCompanyName -> Effect, I want to go to Audio Units -> MyCompanyName ->
> Sub Category1 -> Effect when selecting a particular effect in Logic’s
> inspector pane. This way I can neatly organize all of my audio units.
> Currently under my Info.plist I have MyCompanyName: Effect in the “Name
> section”. I tried doing MyCompanyName: Sub Category1: Effect to create a
> sub category but this did not work. Thank you for your help!
>
good luck with that.
audio unit identifiers have 3 fields. From my own source code, a comment:
/* although apple designed the subtype field to be a "category"
indicator,
its really turned into a plugin ID field for a given
manufacturer. Hence
there are no categories for AudioUnits. However, to keep the
plugins
showing up under "categories", we'll use the "type" as a high
level
selector. */
you cannot add extra fields/subfields.
if you want classification, you need to use the same identifier format as
apple does for its own AU, by omitting your company name.
stupid. hopefully there's some brilliant workaround.
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