Sorry if I'm mistaken perterws,
(not sure of your version or OS means I'm not understanding correctly) but hope this helps:
In the preset manager window, click the folder icon (right side) next to "All Banks".
This opens your regular file manager folder where these are stored.
Create a new folder there like "My Presets".
Close, then restart Piantoeq.
You now should be able to save any of your presets you want there - or in as many other folders as you want in the same way to tidy things (from within Pianoteq now).
This way, you can leave all the factory presets where they are, so that when you click a piano, then click the factory bank - nice and clean - only factory presets.
To quickly arrange your own presets, you can 'right-click' on their name on the left side list, and hover "Move to" and "My Presets" or any other folder you create.
You might organise folders by music type, like Jazz or Classical etc. rather than just some generic "My things" routine.
Just note, at top, first select the piano, then you'll see the banks below - like "Factory" and navigating those others created by your own naming conventions.
The factory presets won't do the 'right-click' move the same way in order to protect them - but you can edit these any way you want and when satisfied, do a typical "save as" routine - saving your new tweaked out one to your folder of choice.
Quick glance, have made hundreds of my own presets and organise them all in much this way. Some folders by year a and b, went through other names like "fav" "test". I tend to move the ones I use the most to the most current folder - ATM it's "2018b". Hope that's touching on something helpful. Cheers.
Last edited by Qexl (27-09-2018 10:34)
Pianoteq Studio Bundle (Pro plus all instruments) - Kawai MP11 digital piano - Yamaha HS8 monitors