Universal intaller of all plugins please!!!

[Emcha_audio]

Installing pt and all plugins on an other system today............................................. .......................... HOLY crap do I have plugins ...

truly wish there was a universal plugin installer for all plugins makers integrated in one place!

[JCBigler]

Originally Posted by Emcha_audio

Installing pt and all plugins on an other system today............................................. .......................... HOLY crap do I have plugins ...

truly wish there was a universal plugin installer for all plugins makers integrated in one place!

I would settle for a utility that looks at all your plugins and automatically downloads and installs the most current versions that are compatible with your currently installed version of Protools.

When I rebuild my main system later this summer, I'm going to slim down my plugin in stall by a good chuck, and probably get rid of all the freebie plugins that I never used.

[Emcha_audio]

yeah that would work too.

[Ben Jenssen]

EUREKA!
A proper Pro Tools plugin manager.
Why haven't anyone thought of this before?


Sarcasm over.

[Emcha_audio]

Originally Posted by Ben Jenssen

EUREKA!
A proper Pro Tools plugin manager.
Why haven't anyone thought of this before?


Sarcasm over.

there are some but for individual companies.. talking of one that would work for all... you know.. one ring to rule them all!!

[Craig F]

Originally Posted by Emcha_audio

there are some but for individual companies.. talking of one that would work for all... you know.. one ring to rule them all!!

that would require cooperation between said companies, something about hell and brost bite comes to mind

[JCBigler]

Originally Posted by Craig F

that would require cooperation between said companies, something about hell and brost bite comes to mind

Avid could enforce such a policy as part of the AAX SDK license.

[BScout]

Originally Posted by JCBigler

Avid could enforce such a policy as part of the AAX SDK license.

That would drive developers away.

Anyway... everyone realizes that hosting a delivery platform costs money? Like even if they service it through Amazon S3 (which most do), that contract still costs money for every download?

[Darryl Ramm]

Originally Posted by JCBigler

Avid could enforce such a policy as part of the AAX SDK license.

Right. Avid should get right on this, and whip up those plugin vendors they have a hard enough time working with already. And do it all while Avid the company is being shopped for sale and anybody talking to partners has no credibility coz they don't know who will own the company in the future or if they will still be here.