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2006/12/10 17:10:12 (permalink)

Plugin Organization

Anyone know the name of that free utility that lets you
rename and organize all of your VST plugins and fx

I searched for it but found nothing

Thanks
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    glynbo
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    RE: Plugin Organization 2006/12/11 03:03:55 (permalink)
    It's called SUBsonar and you can find it here:

    http://www.whiterabbitdesign.co.uk/main/stuff/tools/subsonar/index.html

    It's well worth getting if you have a lot of VST or VSTi plugins.

    Glyn
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    boten
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    RE: Plugin Organization 2006/12/11 05:28:24 (permalink)
    Does it have any advantages over the Sonar Plugin Manager?
    post edited by boten - 2006/12/11 05:46:29
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    glynbo
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    RE: Plugin Organization 2006/12/11 08:22:39 (permalink)
    Does it have any advantages over the Sonar Plugin Manager?

    Yes. The plugin manager tends to forget all your VST settings when you re-scan for new plugins with the VST adapter, so when you've got a lot of them it can make adding new ones and re-setting up the menus an extremely tedious task. SUBsonar will automatically create a configuration file which makes the sub-menu entries based on the folder names you put your plug-ins into, which you can then tweak in a text editor. Once you have the configuration file how you want it, you just run SUBsonar and the menus are automatically organised for you.

    Glyn
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    RE: Plugin Organization 2006/12/11 08:28:41 (permalink)
    Very nice, thanks, Glyn!

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    boten
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    RE: Plugin Organization 2006/12/11 08:30:55 (permalink)
    Great. I think I'll try it. Thanks for the tip.
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