.@Me le suono! wrote:
The database plugins management is a bit complicated.
Me le suono is right. But when understood is a powerful management system. Mostly because plugin data is saved with the project. This means you can load projects even if assigned plugins aren’t installed.
I highly recommend creating a template project, customize it, and load its plugin database when starting a new project.
The following is a little complicated. Don’t worry if it eludes you. It’s not essential but may be useful if you want detailed control over your projects 🙂
Mirroring the Project Browser is Folder Pages. 
Once you hit the button, you will enter Folder Pages view.
Double-clicking an arrangement object opens the arrangement. Double-clicking folder objects navigates into that folder.
Within the Devices folder object are all the plugins, their presets and parameters.
Navigate into the Library folder of plugins and import individual patches (*.fxp) or banks (*.fxb). Doing this in a template project will give you one repository for all your presets 😀
The function you want is in the preset panel. New Program Library Preset (Ctrl+P) will create a preset for the selected device (with all its settings). You can then assign the preset to another instance of the same plugin on other tracks.
Further information on presets here.
Again, please don’t be discouraged if this has been information overload. I hope it helps 🙂
