User Manual

2. Select Show User preset folder from the File menu:
The folder containing your user presets opens in the Explorer (Windows) / Finder (Mac
OS).
3. In this folder, create, rename, and move subfolders, and move preset files (extension
“.nifx”) across subfolders according to your needs—you could for example move into a
subfolder the various presets used in a song or on the same track/instrument.
4. Close the RC 24 window and open it again so that the plug-in can mirror your changes.
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The Preset menu now mirrors the new preset organization.
The User submenu of the Preset menu mirrors the file structure in your file system.
You can create nested subfolders within your user preset folder: These will appear as nest-
ed submenus in the Preset menu!
You can also rename and delete the preset files in your file system: The changes will be
mirrored in the Preset menu.
3.1.2 Saving and Deleting Presets
If you change any setting in the loaded preset, an asterisk appears in front of the preset name
in the Menu bar to indicate that the preset has been modified:
Using RC 24
The Menu Bar
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