Any advice on how to keep VSTi settings? -ACID Product Family

Subject:Any advice on how to keep VSTi settings? Posted by: sprawling Date:6/14/2003 2:40:09 PM Hey All, I'm really loving acid. But I'm having a slight problem. Some of the VSTis don't save their settings. This is not a tragedy but, as many here now, when you're in the thick of being creative, its hard to remeber to save the settings for a specific song to a file before shutting down acid to back-up or whatever. Whats strange is that some VSTis ( spark machine ) come back with the settings, while others don't - specifically Attack and Reaktor. Now I know Reaktor is a special case, but even there I imagine there must be an answer. All of my VSTis are in the Logic5 folder ( in the VST folder ). The fxb/fxps are in various places - which might be the solution/problem. Anyway - thanks for reading all this, if you've gotten this far - any answer will bring me closer to using acid for almost everything I do. Which is good because the delta driver ( beta ) for acid doesn't work for my once beloved Logic. But thats a story for another day... Scott

Hey All,

I'm really loving acid. But I'm having a slight problem. Some of the VSTis don't save their settings. This is not a tragedy but, as many here now, when you're in the thick of being creative, its hard to remeber to save the settings for a specific song to a file before shutting down acid to back-up or whatever. Whats strange is that some VSTis ( spark machine ) come back with the settings, while others don't - specifically Attack and Reaktor. Now I know Reaktor is a special case, but even there I imagine there must be an answer. All of my VSTis are in the Logic5 folder ( in the VST folder ). The fxb/fxps are in various places - which might be the solution/problem.

Anyway - thanks for reading all this, if you've gotten this far - any answer will bring me closer to using acid for almost everything I do. Which is good because the delta driver ( beta ) for acid doesn't work for my once beloved Logic. But thats a story for another day...

Scott