10-15-2021, 04:03 AM
Thanks, that filtering option is useful.
I counted over 600 .dll files in my plugin effect folder (not including vsti) so managing plugins manually for every audio program can be a tedious task for those of us working with lots of plugins. I currently use Bitwig, Live and Bidule actively and all of those software allow you to browse your plugins by the folder structure which they are arranged in your hard disk. Live and Bitwig for example have their own "favourite" implementations for organizing plugins, but they still allow you to browse them by your actual installation folder structure. So if you have your vst folder populated by subfolders full of plugins, they will show you this structure. I for example have my purchased plugins arranged by manufaturer and freewares by my custom plugin categories. Although I think it would be easier to start using just self made categories for all plugins (mastering, eq, compressor etc)
Even if the favourite plugin folder for Sounop would allow subfolders and further categorizing (a favourite system/structure), I still think allowing installation folder based browsing would be necessary for those using lots of plugins.
Cheers!
I counted over 600 .dll files in my plugin effect folder (not including vsti) so managing plugins manually for every audio program can be a tedious task for those of us working with lots of plugins. I currently use Bitwig, Live and Bidule actively and all of those software allow you to browse your plugins by the folder structure which they are arranged in your hard disk. Live and Bitwig for example have their own "favourite" implementations for organizing plugins, but they still allow you to browse them by your actual installation folder structure. So if you have your vst folder populated by subfolders full of plugins, they will show you this structure. I for example have my purchased plugins arranged by manufaturer and freewares by my custom plugin categories. Although I think it would be easier to start using just self made categories for all plugins (mastering, eq, compressor etc)
Even if the favourite plugin folder for Sounop would allow subfolders and further categorizing (a favourite system/structure), I still think allowing installation folder based browsing would be necessary for those using lots of plugins.
Cheers!