Topic: How to load my favorite Instrument Preset automatically on start?
Is there an autoload function for instrument presets in Pianoteq that load it after starting the program?
- teacue
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Re: How to load my favorite Instrument Preset automatically on start?
On my system Pianoteq always opens with the last preset choosed before closing the program.
- Gaston
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teacue wrote:
On my system Pianoteq always opens with the last preset choosed before closing the program.
Yes, even if it has been modified and not saved.
- oiseau
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I use PT as a VST in Renoise or Reaper and of course the settings are saved with the project, but when I start a new project and open Pianoteq, the default settings are loaded. Can I change the default settings?
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oiseau wrote:
I use PT as a VST in Renoise or Reaper and of course the settings are saved with the project, but when I start a new project and open Pianoteq, the default settings are loaded. Can I change the default settings?
Ah yes you are right, I was talking about the stand alone version of Pianoteq.
After a little search I also could not find a way to set my own default preset when starting a new project in Cubase.
In my case Pianoteq always starts with "NY Steinway D Prelude" which is the very first preset in the preset list.
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Re: How to load my favorite Instrument Preset automatically on start?
oiseau wrote:
I use PT as a VST in Renoise or Reaper and of course the settings are saved with the project, but when I start a new project and open Pianoteq, the default settings are loaded. Can I change the default settings?
Ok, I thaught you were talking about Pianoteq Standalone.
Then in a DAW (Reaper or anyone) you could create a project template, or simply a track template that you could load in any project.