Saving Breverb Custom Presets

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2012/10/03 02:52:48 (permalink)

Saving Breverb Custom Presets

Is it possible to save Breverb settings? I know that you can save pro channel settings, but this saves all modules in the pro channel chain. I'd just like to save the Breverb settings only and load them on other tracks without overwriting their pro channel modules.
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    synkrotron
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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 06:44:13 (permalink)
    We are considering putting in a "feature request" in for this function because you are not alone in this and a few of us have discussed it recently :-)

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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 07:30:37 (permalink)
    I've been thinking some more about this and I remembered that Breverb is available as a VST effect as well, so you should be able to save a preset to one of the spare user slots and still recall that user preset in the ProChannel.

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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 08:04:56 (permalink)
    [<font]In the PC, there are two buttons. One for load and one for save. Save a preset and when you want to recall it, load a preset.

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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 08:29:45 (permalink)
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    In the PC, there are two buttons. One for load and one for save. Save a preset and when you want to recall it, load a preset.

    Indeed. But what you need to be aware of is that when you save a preset in ProChannel it saves the settings of ALL the modules that are loaded. And likewise, when you recall a preset it recalls all of the modules that were saved with it. If you want a slightly different setting for say Breverb, bit it was last saved with a compressor or tube emulator, but this time you want a different module layout, then you are stumped, as far as I am aware.

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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 08:59:02 (permalink)
    Which leads us to another feature request: The ability to save individual module presets in the PC without disturbing other modules.

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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 09:13:15 (permalink)
    Like I said:-

    http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2673855

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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2012/10/03 09:45:19 (permalink)
    Put one in please!!  I did...

     
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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2014/07/20 10:51:52 (permalink)
    This was pretty much answered, but I have a related question...
    what if you want to take your custom made preset that you & you friend who lives 90 miles away want to use.
    is that custom preset availble to be copied & pasted onto another physical computer with the same version of Sonar?
    (we're using Pro S3).
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    Re:Saving Breverb Custom Presets 2014/07/20 11:07:33 (permalink)
    Yes, presets may be transferred between installations.
     
    In the case of BREVERB presets, there are import/export functions in the VST version of the plug-in.
     
    If this is a question about ProChannel presets, by default, they are stored in a SONAR version specific folder in Cakewalk Content in the "ProChannel Presets" folder.
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