i don't want to seem rude by bumping a post, but please, can anyone help me with this, as i need this plug-in in quite a few project, and not being able to access to the presets is quite a hassle, as i'm experimenting with modifying the presets, and i still want to have access to the original ones.
i used one of two presets which i modified and save within logic under a different name, and now it,s the only ones i have access to... i guess i'm just a bit peeved by the fact that i can't seem to open the plug-in's own presets and see how they are programmed, just to get an idea of how i could achieve a certain variation, or a specific sound with the different effect.
If you still got problems with this Effextrix presets issue, here my solution how i fix this issue i have two days ago. I switched from an Imac to my new Mac Book Pro and i use the apple data migration tool to set up my MBP und get all my data from my Imac.
At the first start Effectrix under Logic 8 there are no presets available. The only think i have to do, i have to name the local hard drive of my MBP the same as the HD in my Imac. Now all presets are available.
You can see the path effectix is using to load the presets in the - 'com.sugar-bytes.Effectrix.plist' - when you open this file in a text editor. You can find this file under /Users//Library/Preferences
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