New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

Hi there!

I find the new PlugIn manager to act strange in some way:
i.e. Why is the t-racks EQ shown in the "other" category instead of the "eq" category???

Is there any way of putting the PlugIns manually in the right category?

Cheers

Markus

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

Anybody?
Perhaps Digi?

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

I haven't tried moving the plugs around yet....however I do remember a thread on this topic. I think the answer was that you cannot move them between folders, but you can make a plug a "favorite " and move it outside of a folder.try searching the duc.

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

I find this so sad.....I like the idea of a plug-in manager...but this is PROOF DIGI spent NO time beta testing this feature as this would have been noticed on the first use of 6.4.

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

Have the same problem. My Altiverb is not in the Reverb folder. My SansAmp is in a Harmonic file while Amplitube is in an other file. I would be nice if you could organize the plugin menu yourself.

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

According to the documentation, the plugins are categorized by the manufacturers description . So for example, an “Impulse response room emulation thermal sensing kitchen sink delouser” would not fall under a “reverb” category. Strange, but what can you do...?

You can of course set any plugin to appear “un-nested” at the top of the list by using the Favorites Function.

dk

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

But then you'd just be back to where you were b4 plugin management. The idea is great...but flawed.

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

...very sad.

Digi, how about fixing that???
Just leave us the option to categorize the plugins by ourselves. That would be nice.

Greets

Markus

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

I see this as a plug-in issue. When the manufacturers take the time to properly register their plugs, then this will be great. It's a lot like plug-in delay/latency on PTLE. Most plugs don't bother registering anything because the manufacturers only added that to their TDM/HD versions.

I really don't blame Digi for this. They make available their SDKs and documentation for potential plug-in developers, but it's up to the individual developers to fully support them.

Re: New PlugIn Manager strange ?!
 

If it REALLY bugs you, you can always go back to a previous version of PT and use the free plugin organizer from Trillian Lane Labs...fauxlder I think.