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3. Specify the path in the Preset Path field.
User presets are always saved in the user presets folder. In this field, you can specify
or create a subfolder in which to save the preset.
4. Specify the location for the exported samples in the Sample Path field.
You can open the pop-up menu and use variables or click the button to the right of the
field and navigate to the folder where you want to save the exported samples.
You can automatically create folders using variables for the sample path. Where
necessary, complete the file path by typing in a backslash (Win) or a slash (Mac). You
can combine several variables, separating them with hyphens, spaces, etc.
5. Specify the names for the samples in the Sample Name field. You can enter a name
manually or use one or more variables from the pop-up menu.
In the Example Name and Status Message fields below, the results of your settings are
shown. If some samples cannot be exported or if problems occur, a warning message
is shown.
6. Specify the file format for the samples in the File Format section.
7. Optional: Set up the Header Options, Audio Options, and Export Options sections.
8. Click OK.
NOTE
Samples that are loaded from HSB files or protected VST sound files cannot be
exported.
RESULT
The VST preset is created at the specified location.
NOTE
The VST preset also includes all resources, such as the macro page, bitmaps, fonts, scripts
etc. This data is written into a folder that is saved in the same folder as the preset file.
This way, you can move a preset to another system without losing any of the necessary
components. If several presets are exported to the same location and if they share a macro
page, the necessary resources are exported only once.
RELATED LINKS
Export Samples Dialog on page 235