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Subject:How do I save the Plugin chain? Posted by: Yasoo Date:3/19/2004 6:31:43 AM I was working on a .wav and I set a couple marker points and had a couple plugins in the plugin chain. I saved it. Later when I wanted to work on it again, I opened the .wav and it had the markers (presumable in the corresponding .sfk file) but not the plugins. What is the trick to associate a plugin chain when I open a .wav?
Subject:RE: How do I save the Plugin chain? Reply by: Sonic Date:3/19/2004 8:18:29 AM Markers and regions are standard metadata types that can be embedded in the .wave file. Chainer and plug-in information is not. You have two options: a) Save the chain preset (name it and hit the save button in the chainer toolbar) and reload it when you need it. That's independent of the file. b) Save the whole shebang as a Forge project file (.frg), which stores off all your edits, chain info, etc. so you can work on the file over multiple sessions, but must be rendered to a media format (e.g. .wav) before it can be used elsewhere. J.
Subject:RE: How do I save the Plugin chain? Reply by: Yasoo Date:3/19/2004 10:17:23 AM Thank you.

Subject:How do I save the Plugin chain?

Posted by: Yasoo

Date:3/19/2004 6:31:43 AM

I was working on a .wav and I set a couple marker points and had a couple plugins in the plugin chain. I saved it. Later when I wanted to work on it again, I opened the .wav and it had the markers (presumable in the corresponding .sfk file) but not the plugins. What is the trick to associate a plugin chain when I open a .wav?

Subject:RE: How do I save the Plugin chain?

Reply by: Sonic

Date:3/19/2004 8:18:29 AM

Markers and regions are standard metadata types that can be embedded in the .wave file. Chainer and plug-in information is not. You have two options:

a) Save the chain preset (name it and hit the save button in the chainer toolbar) and reload it when you need it. That's independent of the file.

b) Save the whole shebang as a Forge project file (.frg), which stores off all your edits, chain info, etc. so you can work on the file over multiple sessions, but must be rendered to a media format (e.g. .wav) before it can be used elsewhere.

J.

Subject:RE: How do I save the Plugin chain?

Reply by: Yasoo

Date:3/19/2004 10:17:23 AM

Thank you.