Im creating a pluggo for ablteon live, it's a little drum sampler with sequenser.

The problem is that when I save the liveset the samples which I have put in my drumsamplers buffer~ are not there when I openup the liveset.

Im creating a pluggo for ablteon live, it's a little drum sampler with sequenser.
The problem is that when I save the liveset the samples which I have put in my drumsamplers buffer~ are not there when I openup the liveset.


ableton-live-save-samples-in-buffer-with-live-set

Not sure if this will work but have you tried putting the samples in the Library/Application Support/Cycling74 folder. This did work for me with some files my pluggo was writing and reading to. This was on OSX

perhaps also affected by this, if you have very latest versions < 

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&th=18918

perhaps also affected by this, if you have very latest versions  <  https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&th=18918 


Quote: luc wrote on Tue, 18 April 2006 16:53

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> Im creating a pluggo for ablteon live, it's a little drum sampler with sequenser.

> The problem is that when I save the liveset the samples which I have put in my drumsamplers buffer~ are not there when I openup the liveset.

did you do anything for that? (like creating automation

Quote: luc wrote on Tue, 18 April 2006 16:53
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> Hi,
>
> Im creating a pluggo for ablteon live, it's a little drum sampler with sequenser.
> The problem is that when I save the liveset the samples which I have put in my drumsamplers buffer~ are not there when I openup the liveset.

did you do anything for that? (like creating automation
parameters for filepaths?)


I didn't really expect them there, because I know there's something I need to do first. I just don't know what that thing is.

Quote: luc wrote on Wed, 19 April 2006 10:49

> I didn't really expect them there, because I know there's something I need to do first. I just don't know what that thing is.

well to save settings (of whatever kind) you have 

to create automatable parameters, that is the

requirement to be able to save presets, and the 

ability to save presets is what makes your host 

program recall the last used status/save settings

you make things a plug-in parameter by connecting

to be honest, it is not the perfect, not the easiest 

solution to store filepaths to samples that way, but

they only way pluggo suggests it by default.

VST/AU/RTAS plug-in all can also store hughe data

amounts as presets, but they all do it in a different 

way, this is only one of the reasons why pluggo does

(you might know that for example NI synths use always

a propetiary format preset system in addition to

VST and RTAS formats, for exactly that reason.)

so if you really want to save paths i would suggest 

you implement a simple textfile export option.

[capture], [coll], [dialog], [folder] and stuff like 

Quote: luc wrote on Wed, 19 April 2006 10:49
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> I didn't really expect them there, because I know there's something I need to do first. I just don't know what that thing is.

well to save settings (of whatever kind) you have 
to create automatable parameters, that is the
requirement to be able to save presets, and the 
ability to save presets is what makes your host 
program recall the last used status/save settings
with project.

you make things a plug-in parameter by connecting
them to a [pp] object.
to be honest, it is not the perfect, not the easiest 
solution to store filepaths to samples that way, but
they only way pluggo suggests it by default.

VST/AU/RTAS plug-in all can also store hughe data
amounts as presets, but they all do it in a different 
way, this is only one of the reasons why pluggo does
not offer that at all.
(you might know that for example NI synths use always
a propetiary format preset system in addition to
VST and RTAS formats, for exactly that reason.)

so if you really want to save paths i would suggest 
you implement a simple textfile export option.
[capture], [coll], [dialog], [folder] and stuff like 
that are your friends there.

ableton live - save samples in buffer with live set