Deep Gong Long: Make like 1.2 Version?

[bduffy]

Hey guys,

Something I've been meaning to ask since the 1.5 update:

"Deep Gong Long" is my all-time favourite preset, and up until this version, it was the first preset that came up when you clicked the "Up" preset arrow on the right. So for years, I would load up AAR and click the arrow once, and my fave ambient reverb is ready to go!

But in 1.5, it's been moved off to the second place. I'm wondering: is there anyway to move it back to second (or even first?) place by default?

Thanks!

[timo at artsacoustic]

Hi bduffy,

there's even a much easier way: just select the mentioned preset once and then save it as "autoload" in your default user preset directory. From that moment, AAR will automatically load the big gong for you in every new instance...

Hope that helps!

[bduffy]

Oh, that helps alright!

Thanks so much! Woo hoo!

[LiteOn]

Oh, that helps alright!

Thanks so much! Woo hoo!

You should put this as an insert on an audio track with a huge kick on, and make that track autoload and -play each time your host starts up.

Sometimes I just could spend whole evenings just feeding different nice sounds into huge reverb/delay combos - and listen with headphones on.


Cheers,
LiteOn

[bduffy]

Oh, that helps alright!

Thanks so much! Woo hoo!

You should put this as an insert on an audio track with a huge kick on, and make that track autoload and -play each time your host starts up.

Sometimes I just could spend whole evenings just feeding different nice sounds into huge reverb/delay combos - and listen with headphones on.


Cheers,
LiteOn

What makes you think I haven't already done that?

[LiteOn]

What makes you think I haven't already done that?

Lack of such a track autoload and -play function?

It's a great preset for sure! Back to serious ..


Cheers,
LiteOn

[timo at artsacoustic]

Sometimes I just could spend whole evenings just feeding different nice sounds into huge reverb/delay combos - and listen with headphones on.

So I do - that's why I decided one time to develop a reverb plugin...