You already know that you can hit the “delete” key on any parameter in a device to return it to its default position (or, in Live 10, double-click it).

In diesem Video zeigen wir Ihnen, wie Sie Ihre Native Instruments VST Plug-Ins in Ableton Live auf einem Windows Computer verwalten. 'Wie kann ich die Versio. Enable Configure Modeand configure the plug-in parameters - add parameters and rearrange them to your liking. Once this is done, right-click on the plug-in device title bar and select 'Save as Default Configuration' from the context menu. The parameter configuration is now saved as a default for this plug-in. On a Mac computer, VST files and AU files are automatically installed to the default system folders. Ableton Live scans these folders on startup. If your NI plug-ins do not appear in the Third Party section of the Browser, do the following: Open the Live Preferences and go to the section Plug-Ins ('File Folder' on older Live versions). For example, in Ableton Live: Go to Preferences File Folder. Select the button Use VST Plug-In Custom Folders; Click Browse by VST Plug-In Customer Folder; In the window that opens, navigate to the folder where your VST plugin is located: C: Program Files Common Files Steinberg VST2 Equator for RISE x64.dll. When UAD software is installed, UAD plug-ins are copied to the following default locations: Windows. VST (64bit) C: Program Files Steinberg VstPlugins Powered Plugins VST (32bit) C: Program Files (x86) Steinberg VstPlugins Powered Plugins AAX64 C: Program Files Common Files Avid Audio Plug-Ins RTAS. In this video I show you how to use VST plug-ins and the built-in software instruments in Ableton Live 10. This is the 6th episode in my free Ableton Live 10. In the Ableton Live preferences, go to the 'File Folder' tab. Ensure 'Use VST Plug-In Custom Folder' is ON, and click 'Browse' to choose the folder where all your VST plugins are. After that, click 'Rescan' to make sure Ableton Live has refreshed the list of installed plugins.

But did you know that if you save a preset as a rack and then tweak a macro (after re-opening the version you saved), you can hit “delete” to return to whatever YOU set as the default position for it?

When you hit “Delete” on a macro of a plugin (Ableton Core or VST/AU), it returns to that plugin’s default position, which cannot be changed (set per plugin device).

So like if you drop Ableton’s “Chorus” effect on a track and mess with parameters and hit “Delete” on them, they will return to the Chorus Device’s default positions for those parameters. But sometimes you may not like having those pre-chosen values as the defaults to snap back to. The solution is to use Racks!

For saved rack presets in your library, the “Delete” key on one of the 8 macro knobs will return the value of a given macro knob to the position it was set at when it was saved (the “default position”).

[Note this does NOT work with the chain selector or chain volumes. Hitting “Delete” on the chain selector returns it to 0 and hitting “Delete” on any chain volumes returns them to 0db.]

So let’s say i make a preset for a VST EQ Audio Effect and set the “Mids” to +0 Gain as default at the exact half range (63.5). Then if i tweak the mids macro up or down and want to return to 0, instead of typing “63.5” in the macro or try to line it up with the mouse, just hit “Delete”! Way easier.
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3)”Delete” key snaps it back to default!

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