Ozone 5 includes a new module preset management system. You can now load and save preset settings for individual modules allowing you to mix and match settings for various modules. The module preset system works in a similar way to the global preset system but with a simplified interface more conducive to working with individual modules.
Key Features
• Easily backup and transfer preset files for individual modules
• Load settings for a module without affecting the settings of other modules
• Save settings from global presets for an individual module
• Save settings from Ozone 5 Advanced for use in component plug-ins
Opening the Module Preset System
While working in any module of Ozone, click the button to the right of the module's active button to open the Module Preset System menu.
Loading Module Presets
You may apply the settings of any of the module presets by clicking on them in the Module Preset menu.
Saving Module Presets
After applying your own settings to a module in Ozone or after altering an included preset, you may save the settings as a custom preset by opening the Module Preset menu and clicking the Add button. You will then be prompted to name the new preset. Additionally, you may save the settings of an individual module from a global preset into a new module preset.
Deleting Module Presets
You may delete any module preset by opening the Module Preset menu, highlighting the preset, and clicking the Delete button.
Changing the Module Presets Folder
Like the Global Preset System, the Module Preset system allows you to specify where module presets are stored on your hard disk. Simply open the Module Preset menu and click the Change Folder button. A file window will open in which you may specify the location of module preset files. By default, each module's presets are stored in a folder located at the following locations:
Windows Users
C:\Documents and Settings\<your username>\My Documents\iZotope\Ozone 5\
Mac Users
<username>\Documents\iZotope\Ozone 5\