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Can you save track setups in AUM?

FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27
in General App Discussion

If I set up a track with an instrument and effects I’m happy with in AUM, can I save that for later use? I see I can save the MIDI setup but can I save that particular chain of plugins?

Comments

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    Yes I think so …
    If you save the session with your channel / chain of effects that you want as e.g. XYZ then you can later use the Import facility to import that channel from XYZ into your current session.

  • wimwim

    That's right. It's not exactly saving plugin chains, it's saving sessions with those plugin chains, then importing them into another session.

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    @wim said:
    That's right. It's not exactly saving plugin chains, it's saving sessions with those plugin chains, then importing them into another session.

    Cool. Any tips on how you (or from @GeoTony ) use the feature in a workflow? I’d think a project with the most common chains would work, though I make a lot of chains so folders with standard chains could maybe help one project from getting huge.

  • wimwim

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:

    @wim said:
    That's right. It's not exactly saving plugin chains, it's saving sessions with those plugin chains, then importing them into another session.

    Cool. Any tips on how you (or from @GeoTony ) use the feature in a workflow? I’d think a project with the most common chains would work, though I make a lot of chains so folders with standard chains could maybe help one project from getting huge.

    I never really use it. When I'm in AUM I'm usually just setting things up free-form.

    When I was poking around with the feature, I set up a few sessions with all the signal chains I might want to import to other sessions. I named them starting with something like _template ... so that they were at the top of the list and easy to search for.

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    I only have one channel / chain that I use a lot and that’s my default GeoShred Gong Lead setup.
    I have that saved as the ‘Default’ session which means I can open it from the initial AUM page using the Default button + I know where to import it from if I need it in another session.
    Other than that I just use the Import facility when I stumble across / remember a setup from a previous session that I want to reuse.

  • FizzyLizzy27FizzyLizzy27

    Honestly, my whole AUM sessions folder is a beast that needs to be tamed. I need to go sort through what’s worth keeping.

  • dogonBeatsdogonBeats

    @wim said:
    When I was poking around with the feature, I set up a few sessions with all the signal chains I might want to import to other sessions. I named them starting with something like _template ... so that they were at the top of the list and easy to search for.

    Same. Most of my AUM projects are based on this exact set up.

    @FizzyLizzy27 said:
    Honestly, my whole AUM sessions folder is a beast that needs to be tamed. I need to go sort through what’s worth keeping.

    I used to think the same when I first started using AUM

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