Save and Load Instrument(vst) together with FX and Settings?

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2011/09/02 11:10:13 (permalink)

Save and Load Instrument(vst) together with FX and Settings?

  Hi Cakewalkers, is it possible to save a whole Channelstrip (or Chain) with the vst-instrument (i.e. the Z3ta) together with the FX-Settings (EQ, Compressor) and the used VST-Effects? Very often I get a cool Sound from a Synthie in Combination with a combination of FX-Plugins (for example two or three Delays, and i want to use it in another Project. Hope you have some Hints for me :-) cu Tosch
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    garrigus
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    Re:Save and Load Instrument(vst) together with FX and Settings? 2011/09/02 11:23:20 (permalink)
    Yes, you can save it as a Track Template. Right-click on the track header or number that contains the synth and fx, then choose Save As Track Template from the menu. You can then import that track template into any project either via SONAR's main Insert menu or by dragging and dropping from the Browser.

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    Re:Save and Load Instrument(vst) together with FX and Settings? 2011/09/02 11:52:34 (permalink)
    Wow. That was realy fast - and helpfull for me! Thanks Scott. Tosch
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