User Manual

Chapter 49: Plug-In and Hardware Inserts 1111
To import a preset:
1 Choose Import Settings from the Plug-In Set-
tings menu.
2 Locate the settings file you want to import and
click
Open. Pro Tools loads the setting and cop-
ies it to the root destination folder.
To copy plug-in settings:
 Choose Copy Settings from the Plug-In Settings
menu.
To paste plug-in settings:
1 Open the destination plug-in.
2 Choose Paste Settings from the Plug-In Set-
tings menu.
To create a custom User Default preset:
1 Create and save a plug-in settings file.
2 Select Set As User Default from the Plug-In Set-
tings menu.
To make a plug-in default to your custom preset:
 From the Plug-In Settings menu, select Settings
Preferences > Set Plug-In Default To > User
Setting
.
Changing Presets with the Next
(+) and Previous (–) Setting
Buttons
These buttons let you select the next or previous
preset in the Plug-In Librarian menu.
To change plug-in presets using the +/– buttons:
 Click the Plus (+) or Minus (–) buttons to select
the next or previous preset. The next (or previ-
ous) preset is enabled, and the Plug-In Librarian
menu changes to show the name of the new pre-
set.
Editing Settings on Unlinked
Multi-Mono Plug-Ins
When a multi-mono plug-in is unlinked, import-
ing, copying, pasting, or bypassing settings affects
only the currently selected channel.
Plug-In Settings Dialog
The Plug-In Settings dialog lists the presets for the
current plug-in type. From this list, you can audi-
tion and select presets.
Use the Folder pop-up menu at the top of the Plug-
In Settings dialog to switch between plug-in set-
tings subfolders, or root and session settings fold-
ers.
Press Command+Shift+C (Mac) or Con-
trol+Shift+C (Windows) to copy plug-in
settings.
Press Command+Shift+V (Mac) or Con-
trol+Shift+V (Windows) to paste plug-in
settings.
You will lose the current plug-in settings if
they are not saved before you use the Next
and Previous Setting buttons. Always save
your plug-in settings to the selected Root Set-
tings folder.