You can add menus in your SFP environment by adding sub folders in your sfp/devices folder. SFP sorts the acording to the alphabet with the twist, that it takes all capitalized letters before noncapitalized letters. Example:
Custom setups
Effects
Midi
Mix
Modular
Modular 3
Modular II
Synths
Tools
abracadabra
test
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Another related tip:
I have tossed around the contend of the default folders. I.E. I have added chorus/flanger/phazer subfolders to the modulation folder. After that, I have moved the modules to the folders, where I like to see them. I have also moved the DC filter to a subfolder named "cuts" wich is under the frequency folder. In the "synth" folder, I have added subfolders for the manufacturers. In the mix folder, I have added a folder with less used devices in my "Mix" folder.
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Tip 3 - do you raly use all those software I/Os?
I don't. Therefor, I have gone to the SFP/APP/IO/SOFTWARE folder (I think this is right, I don't have SFP at hand here), and deleted the ones, I never use. You can always take back-ups by moving the files to another folder, if you want a "redo" option.
Immanuel
Organize your SFP menus
XTC devices have to be at locations as specified in SCOPEVST.CFG, or a shell will load without GUI for the device. Adjust SCOPEVST.CFG accordingly or keep hands of the tree structure. I ran into this problem when I moved the /Devices/ and /Presets/ folders to another drive where they are not overwritten during re-installation of SFP.
