How do I backup my user presets so I can find them again if I change windows, for example?

 

Presets:

Tonocracy comes stocked with an assortment of presets so you can start playing the moment you open it for the first time. They are designed to showcase tones from a variety of styles, provide a starting point for you to find your sound and get an idea of what is possible. Customizing presets is simple: Make changes to any parameters within a preset then use the save button to lock them in. ‘Save over existing’ will overwrite the preset in use.

‘Save a copy’ will create a new preset and you will be prompted to enter a new unique name. Factory presets cannot be overwritten but you can save a modified copy in your user preset folder. The Undo/Redo actions only cover parameter changes and modification to the signal flow. Modifications done to library assets such as renaming, moving, deleting, ect. cannot be undone.

Source: https://tonocracy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Tonocracy-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf

 

Thanks for the reply, but my question remains: How can I take the presets that I made and transfer them to the new windows that I will install, Is there any way to do this?

 

What DAW are you using? Is Tonocracy a VSTi or VST3 plugin? If so, can your DAW save or import your own presets!

Example: Presets Import/export in PreSonus - Studio One


How To Save Your Custom VST & Effects Presets In FL Studio 20 - FL Studio 20 Beginners Tutorial

 

Last edited: Jan 16, 2025

Yes, I thought about saving the presets to DAW yesterday, I wanted to respond but I wasn't notified that my thread was moved here.
By the way, I use Studio One as well, thanks for the replies.