Hi All,

Just updated my machine and version of logic here and am finding that I can't access 'save as default' in the plugin preset drop down. And when I go to save a preset, it just goes to the Quantic Room Simulator folder, instead of to whatever plugin I'm using. Is anyone else finding this or is this just a weird error on my system?

Thanks,

Pete

Sorry, can't reproduce either, it's working as usual for me (Macbook Air M3, Sequoia 15.1.1, Logic 11.1).
But there seem to be plenty of rather erratic things going on with this release...

This is something that comes up quite regularly across the Logic forums, so it's not an "11.1" thing, but a more general Logic thing where in some cases, or on some systems, it just seems to be wonky and not working as intended.

I'm not sure I've seen a general solution for all cases (I'll go and have a dig around in case I'm forgetting something), but usually iirc it's permissions or folder-structure related.

Are you having this problem with all plugins (and including Logic's own), or is it only for specific plugins?

If the latter, you may need to create it's own plugin settings folder manually or check the permissions on it, as per this solution:

https://www.logicprohelp.com/forums/...Comment-824280

It's worth checking the permissions on those folders and checking your ~Library/Audio/Presets folder is there as expected. Sometimes pointing Logic to the correct plugin folder by saving a preset there from the plugin concerned is enough to update the path and have it work from then on - you should then see save as default available again.

More details on changing permissions for a misbehaving plugin preset folder:

https://www.logicprohelp.com/forums/...party-plugins/

The entire plugin/channel preset management is messed up from the very ground and defenitely needs a serious overhaul. And a note to 3rd party programmers to stick with one single preset paradigm, once that overhaul has taken place.

Many thanks - one of these must have worked as I can now save as default - thank you!

Great - you’re welcome!