BrainModular

Hi,
I see that not all my VST parameters are stored with the conductor "store VST" function, so I try to find another way.
I've put preset managers back with my VST patches. But it seems I need to isolate the VST in a "not stored" sub patch in order to avoid storing conflicts ? Or I just need to disable the conductor VST function and leave my VSTs in the top patch with the PM ?
I see a "recall by conductor" on PM modules, but the effect is canceled by the "not stored" patch function, so my conclusion is that function is made to isolate the PM in a recalled patch, and not the contrary. I'm right ?
I try doing things the simplest way, so any help is welcome !
Thanks

After extra tests, it seems that only the tempo parameter from the IXox delay VST isn't stored :

dl link (just a dll, no install) : http://xhosxe.free.fr/VST/IxoxDelayV1.2.zip

I've made a quick test, seems you can improve this by using a Usine knob for parameters tempo1,2,3 and 4
min= 48, max =999

Ok, and then the parameter will be controled and stored through the knob. But it means tuning the delay tempo "outside' the VST window.
I think I'm going to make my own delay with usine module and poly function, Ixox is quite basic.
Thanks for your help

yes, the store VST function use the standard 0_1 values for VST inlet , the VST who don't use this standard create conflicts.

i am working on this now, too.

strange behaviour: the conductor with "store vst" on does NOT store my reaktor ensembles, it just does nothing on them ... (5.08.004). is there a trick i dont know? (i did not use "not stored in conductor" in the vst patch)

the preset manager DOES store the vst, BUT: recalling snap interrupts sound, recalling direct in rektor is seamless, so not really live usable.

so how to make the conductor work on my reaktors properly?

EDIT:
the strange behaviour of conductor comes from "vst parameter ID" handling in reaktor, i think after some testing.

Yes, you have to check/declare your parameters in Reaktor , don't remember exactly how but test different ensembles , you'll find