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So, if vsti don’t have browser, does it mean that i can change preset only in inspector?

You can change presets in the inspector, or using the track context menus.

I may add an option in the future to embed a preset changer in the plugin window frame.

What I’ve always found a little daunting with Podium is how to set up a basic mixer with 2 aux channels for reverb and echo.

I don’t know how long it has been since you’ve last tried Podium, but you can now specify the number of bus tracks you want in the new arrangement dialog.

Also how do you get a plugin (like Jamstix2) to turn into an audio track?

If you mean render the output to an audio file: Insert a bounce track in the Jamstix2 output track.

And how do you get the guitar track to trigger the “audio in” on the Jamstix track?

I’m not familiar with Jamstix, but if it has audio input, then there should be a Jamstix “in” mapping that you can assign on your guitar track.

Finally – have yo got ReWire on your roadmap?

I have features planned that will take a few months of work, and Rewire is currently not on that list.

Your idea with the virtual groups requires that you set up multiple plugins for each A/B set. If you plan to use the same plugins in the A/B sets, then it could be more efficient to A/B with a single set of plugins but using different programs (less CPU/memory usage, fewer fx tracks). All you need is then a menu on the group track which will change the program on all plugins within the group. What do you think of that solution?

This could be implemented as a new region that you could insert in the arrangement editor profile. But there are a lot of more important things on my todo list.

I haven’t made anything using K-system, but it is not forgotten. Again a priority issue.

I don’t have a solution for your virtual group idea. If it is just to temporarily try out different EQ settings, I would duplicate the vocal group, mute the original group, modify the eqs in the duplicate group, and then press shift+mute on the duplicate group to mute the duplicate and unmute the original group in one step. Then you can use undo/redo to quickly A/B the two groups. When done, delete the group that you don’t want. Of course this approach may not be practical if you want to keep both EQ settings in your arrangement for the future.

Edit: I did not see jpleong’s post before I wrote my reply.