Slau,
You bring me actually to a valid question.
Under the plugin settings folder, I have a folder called Ivory, which has
all of the presets from each set in their own folders.
For example:
~/Documents/Protools/Plugin Settings/Ivory/American Concert D.
My question is, when making custom presets for a plugin, such as Ivory, how
does one know what the name of the most top level folder under plugin
presets should be.
Like, in the case of Ivory, it's literally just called "Ivory," but how can
one get the info needed to know what to call that top folder, so that
ProTools knows the correct plugin to associate the presets with?
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Christopher Gilland
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Slau Halatyn" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2016 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: Here are the IvoryII Itallian Grand presets.
There are only a handful of people using Ivory on the list and they probably
already know this but, just in case, make sure to place the Italian Grand
presets into a dedicated folder within the Ivory folder in the Plug-in
settings folder alongside the other folders I posted on the
ProToolsWithSpeech.com site. Otherwise, the presets alone within the Ivory
folder will show up as random presets. The preset menu in the plug-ins
window reflects the folder structure of the Plug-in Settings folder in the
Finder.
Slau
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