I don´t know how other people work, but for me, I often got lost in the preset jungle and wish a good and light solution to handle this disaster from a universal platform… So why not taking the best of every world…instead of “only” changing the library preset thingy from track to plugin based, go one step ahead and built up a little lightweighted “mini subhost”, that offers preset tagging, combining midi plugins, instruments and effects (all vst based, no need for internal FX like Kore has) in one preset to be able to save stacked, arpeggiated or fx tweaked sounds in one single file and steppin through a user based preset library by a single mouseclick on a preset name, without any need of navigating up and down through zillions of folders and sub folders, which simulate a poor tagging system… You would like to revise the preset library system, Podium doesn´t support midi plugins at the moment, energyXT doesn´t offer any tagging or categorizing and Kore is quite heavy on Ram load and overbloated by its controller editing and automating system (not to mention, that it is quite expensive), Abletons Lives Rack system is internal as well as Reasons Combinator (the mother of that all, beside energyXT as a plugin)… Steinberg tried something like this with their mediabay, but its only half done and only work for one single plugin at a time…as well as Wusik VM, which uses also folders and subfolders instead of tagging and remember the browser of Omnisphere…
The idea to have one single plugin to reach all presets of any plugins categorized by the tag system is imho the easiest way to deal fairly with the tons of presets, modern plugins offer these days as well as it´s advantages for sounddesign… I personally wonder a lot, why quite clever plugins like NI Kore don´t get any competition…I don´t care about the controller, but the idea of the plugin is quite needful for people like me… Ok, i must say, that I don´t understand a single word …:-)īut if you plan to revise it, it doesn´t matter…
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