How to use FL Studio How to load VST2 presets and bank files fxp, fxb
Synth sound source introduced yesterdaycharlatanwas "fxb" and it was a type that read the bank using the function on the DAW side.
When reading a bank with "fxb", it is difficult to understand because it is read from a slightly recessed place, so I will explain it.
introduced here yesterdaycharlatanI will explain the procedure to actually read the fxb file in FL Studio 21 using as an example.
About fxb and fxp files
fxb and fxp files are preset bank files and preset files used in the VST2 format advocated by Steinberg.
fxb (effect bank file) is a file format that can store multiple presets.
fxp (effect preset file) is a file format that can store one preset.
Since it was easy to use as a format, it became very popular in the DTM industry, but on the surface it has the disadvantage of not being able to determine which plug-in preset it is.
If you open it with a memo pad, you can barely identify it.
Load fxb in FL Studio21
as preparationcharlatanPlease download and install.
downloadedcharlatanIf you answer the file, the fxb file is in the "presets" folder.
Read and view "Keys.fxb" from this.
Unzip the above file to an easily accessible location.
charlatanLaunch.
Click "Load ..." from the gear icon
Since the selection dialog opens, open the previous folder, select "Keys.fxb" and open it.
When you press the "Load" button, the folder* where FL Studio is installed opens.
Therefore, if you put various "fxb" in this folder, you can easily read them.
* FL Studio 21's default is the following Path
C:\Program Files\Image-Line\FL Studio 21\Data\Patches\Plugin presets\VST
This time, I made a folder called "Charlatan" and put the attached bank file and the bank file downloaded from KVR into it.
It looks like the following.
If you press "Load", this Path will open, so you can easily load the bank.
Summary
It's late, but I tried to explain how to read "fxb" in FL Studio.
There are quite a few plug-ins (especially free ones) that only have the VST2 version, so it's good to remember.
Actually, it's an excellent plug-in, but it's a waste to think that it doesn't have presets and don't use it.
And if you prepare a folder properly and store the fxb file, I think it will save time.
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