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Hello,Thanks for the post. Hope you're enjoying the Advance and VIP!Take a look at this video:It covers a couple different ways to import new presets, whether it be your own presets or any 'Expansion' libraries which do not already have a Plugin Map (like those Omnisphere expansions you mentioned).I'm not 100% familiar with those particular Omnisphere expansions. Just keep in mind that some plugins do not always provide the right preset information when VIP 'asks for it'. VIP looks for a standard VST preset formatting that the majority of plugins will follow, but there may be the occasional exception. I think Omnisphere should be good, though.You'll probably want to take a look at the other videos for Advance too, as there are quite a few now!:)Hope this helps! Hello,Thanks for the post.

Hope you're enjoying the Advance and VIP!Take a look at this video:covers a couple different ways to import new presets, whether it be your own presets or any 'Expansion' libraries which do not already have a Plugin Map (like those Omnisphere expansions you mentioned).I'm not 100% familiar with those particular Omnisphere expansions. Just keep in mind that some plugins do not always provide the right preset information when VIP 'asks for it'. VIP looks for a standard VST preset formatting that the majority of plugins will follow, but there may be the occasional exception. I think Omnisphere should be good, though.You'll probably want to take a look at the other videos for Advance too, as there are quite a few now!:)this helps! Hello Dan,Still no luck with getting the expansions to show up.

But, in the process of trying a few things over the last couple days to make it work. I notice that in the 'Patch Browser' all of my expansion/user patches do show up as expected in the Directory.Now, with the 'Multi Browser' the Expansion and User Patches WILL NOT show up.

But 'VIP Library' does show up in the Directory.The other thing i notice, was when using VIP and having the GUI of omnisphere open, it will scroll thru patches (4028 scanned) via the 'Patch Browser'. But when u load up a patch from one of the expansions in the 'Patch Browser', VIP will not Acknowledge that Patch even with the Auto Import selected.The majority, if not all of these patches are tagged, and are located in the STEAM folder along side the factory patches.Does it possibly have something to do with the 2 different Browsers? Hello Dan,Still no luck with getting the expansions to show up. But, in the process of trying a few things over the last couple days to make it work.

I notice that in the 'Patch Browser' all of my expansion/user patches do show up as expected in the Directory.Now, with the 'Multi Browser' the Expansion and User Patches WILL NOT show up. But 'VIP Library' does show up in the Directory.The other thing i notice, was when using VIP and having the GUI of omnisphere open, it will scroll thru patches (4028 scanned) via the 'Patch Browser'.

But when u load up a patch from one of the expansions in the 'Patch Browser', VIP will not Acknowledge that Patch even with the Auto Import selected.The majority, if not all of these patches are tagged, and are located in the STEAM folder along side the factory patches.Does it possibly have something to do with the 2 different Browsers? See below response from AKAI raising same question. Still no answer or follow-up on the raised topic.Dear P,Thank you for contacting us!

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We appreciate the opportunity to assist you.Note: this message was sent from an unattended mailbox. Please do not reply to this message.For further product support or assistance with your product, please visit Support. See below response from AKAI raising same question. Still no answer or follow-up on the raised topic.Dear P,Thank you for contacting us! This message confirms that we have received your inquiry. It is important to us that we answer your questions or concerns and to get you up and running as quickly as possible. A Support Technician will reply to your inquiry within 24 to 72 hours (not including weekends or holidays).

We appreciate the opportunity to assist you.Note: this message was sent from an unattended mailbox. Please do not reply to this message.For further product support or assistance with your product, please visit Support. I just followed the instructions in the video for the individual import method. The auto method (right click) didn't work for me.

But, I successfully imported 165 add-on Omnisphere patches that I purchased from 3rd party folks.It's a long process but it worked. Open the Omni window within VIP. Then select a patch and then click the import button within VIP.

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That placed the patch at the very end on the last page of patches in Omni. It also did not import the names for any of them but when you click on them, they did select the proper patch within Omni.Next I created additional folders in the 'expansion' window so that within 'Omnisphere' the two expansion bundles I purchased are in groups just like the Spotlight-EDM and Atmosphere libraries, etc. Then highlighted the patches for each bundle and drag/dropped them into the folders I created.The last thing to do is to rename each of them to match the name of the patch within Omni. This is a long frustrating thing to do, but you just left click the patch in VIP, then look at the corresponding name within Omni, then right click and rename the file in VIP.This process worked for me for all 165. It's no fun, that's for sure! But it worked.

It would be a breeze if the import feature retained the name info etc. It really sucks to have to rename them all. If you don't rename them, then they are ALL named 'default Omnisphere.' But they do map to the correct patch when you select them in VIP.The import feature works but it does not appear to copy over some of the info that still requires timely editing after importing.Hope this helps. I just followed the instructions in the video for the individual import method. The auto method (right click) didn't work for me.

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But, I successfully imported 165 add-on Omnisphere patches that I purchased from 3rd party folks.It's a long process but it worked. Open the Omni window within VIP. Then select a patch and then click the import button within VIP. That placed the patch at the very end on the last page of patches in Omni.

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It also did not import the names for any of them but when you click on them, they did select the proper patch within Omni.Next I created additional folders in the 'expansion' window so that within 'Omnisphere' the two expansion bundles I purchased are in groups just like the Spotlight-EDM and Atmosphere libraries, etc. Then highlighted the patches for each bundle and drag/dropped them into the folders I created.The last thing to do is to rename each of them to match the name of the patch within Omni. This is a long frustrating thing to do, but you just left click the patch in VIP, then look at the corresponding name within Omni, then right click and rename the file in VIP.This process worked for me for all 165. It's no fun, that's for sure!

But it worked. It would be a breeze if the import feature retained the name info etc. It really sucks to have to rename them all. If you don't rename them, then they are ALL named 'default Omnisphere.' But they do map to the correct patch when you select them in VIP.The import feature works but it does not appear to copy over some of the info that still requires timely editing after importing.Hope this helps.