I've never used it or knew anything about it.
They'd all be listed together.Īny clue for why I see them in drop-down #2 now and not drop-down #1? Is one area better than the other? Do you recommend I put custom presets in drop-down #2 from now on? I don't understand the import/export stuff and how it works. However, now that you've pointed out #2, I clicked on it and see all of the factory presets listed, and separated into different folders which wasn't the case under drop-down area #1 when I used to use it. I've never even clicked on the Presets button you've labeled as "2" before, so, yes, I've been talking about #1. Should this be?Īnyhow, I've always used the drop-down menu you've labeled as "1." That's where I've always retrieved my presets, factory or custom. When I add up all my "Registered Plug-ins" which is every single one of them under all of the "Plug-in Categories" in the "Plug-in Manager" they equal the same number of plug-ins that are scanned and tallied when I open the Cakewalk program and the "VST Scan" automatically runs in the bottom-right corner of the screen. And I don't see my custom presets still either.Įrrr, images look really small on desktop. Btw, I saved my custom presets using the effect save-icon button next to the preset name window on the effect itself, so when I'd press the drop-down menu my custom presets would be listed alongside the factory presets. So I can choose effects I couldn't before you helped me, but I still don't see factory presets for Sonitus in drop-down menu when using the effect. The other screenshot shows that Sonitus effects are pointed to in the DX tab in the Cakewalk Plugin Manager itself.īefore pointing to my effects in E folder 26 effects would be scanned, now I have 101 during scan. One shows the E/Program Files/Cakewalk/Shared Plugins folder I've pointed to via Cakewalk Plugin Manager (.
That's just my own ignorance of file type specs.
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