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I didn't mean to modify the installation path in any way, more like "query" or determine it at runtime, then use that as one root in the browser so that the root install path and subdirectories could always be part of the browser's search order. And the specified paths in Setup | Interface could all...

Maybe create a "User Library II " path in the setup which works like the "VSTII" path, I mean in addition in the browser? That's what I was thinking, more or less. But I also wondered if the default installation path and structure could just be 'baked' into the code so that whatever the install pat...

You can use symbolic links or junctions placed within your Usine directories to point to any directory on any drive you like. There are various ways to create symbolic links and junctions but I prefer using link shell extension. Check this for more information: http://schinagl.priv.at/nt/hardlinksh...

What is 'Alternate Drive' supposed to do (Setup | Interface)? Is that only a fail-over if the original drive fails, and does it only look for the same exact path structure? Is it possible to make Usine always reflect the install path in the browser, in addition to my customized paths? I'd just like ...

Looking forward to v4. Keep up the good work, Olivier

Eureka! Haha, I forgot all about that menu, obviously. I'll try saving the setup there before my next install. Thanks.

Downloading 3.68d ... an opportune time to ask. I think around when the VST came out install changed to just 'replace the entire directory contents'. Or maybe it's always been that way, I forget. In any case, for the most part that is fine, I have all my patches and workspaces on another drive. But ...

Woohoo! Thanks a lot, and congratulations.

Thank you, LevraiBernardo.

Fantastic! I can hardly wait. Thanks for your efforts.

VST Usine would... er WILL be great, in any capacity. I don't diminish anyone else's needs, and I'm still pretty new to Usine, however my priority list would be: 1) I'd rather see Usine as a one patch VST than no VST 2) Obviously full function would be better, but not at the expense of mainstream de...