Hi Victor,
Yes, the issue is wide-reaching because a lot of plug-in developers feel that
the standard preset menus offered by most DAWs are severely lacking in support
for organization and search capabilities. Several developers are urging
cooperation among DAWs to design a universal preset brow
Hi Victor,
Have you emailed the plugin manufactures yet?
Get a dialogue started with the plug manufactures in question and make a
difference!
Let us know how you make out and pass on the contact emails and the list will
be glad to jump on and let them know theres a good reason to include the
pr
Thanks Slau.
Like I mentioned, the issue is not just with Native Instruments stuff, but
other vendors as well, like Sonivox.
Your point is well taken though.
It is too bad that vendors provide plugins compatible with protools but do
not port the presets.
Thanks for the clarification.
Vic
On Fr
Hi Vic,
As you know, Native Instruments has a close relationship with Logic. Those
presets are available for AU plug-ins. Avid's preset format is a TFX file.
Unless a developer specifically makes those available, preset browsing is
usually done in a plug-in's own proprietary browser which is alm
Hello all.
I am noticing a strange thing, namely that the factory presets for non-Avid
plugins and instruments do not show up in Protools. For example, in Logic I
can see factory presets for Replica XT, Big Band Universal Drums from
Sonivox, etc, and can load them with no problem. However, openi
