I know you will all probably laugh at this, but let's say I load one of Jay Bacal's old projects, it loads a VEP server project on the side, and it has all the typical instruments (this one in particular being the Star Wars Imperial March, but can be any) that you would expect in one of these songs, typical orchestral instruments and sections like brass, woodwinds, strings, etc. But you don't have the same libraries Jay used, so all the slots are empty (sorry, this forum doesn't seem to have the ability to post images).
Now, so far I have few VSL products, those being the free ones, the Epic Orchestra 2.0, and Synchron Prime. So my question is, rather than going slot by slot in the VPE server loading the Synchron player, and then inside of it, finding and loading the piccolos, then the flutes, and so on, meaning, the tedius work, is there a way to optimize that in VEP? Even if I don't own the particular libraries and instruments within them that Jay used, is there a way to tell VEP to do the same thing I would do manually, but automatically?
Even if it's not perfect and it guesses wrong, but if the track in VEP is called Piccolo, then, it would find the Piccolos you have in the Synchron Prime and Epic Orchestra and maybe give you a choice, or at least just load the first one it finds. Something to avoid losing hours going channel by channel in VEP loading Synchron player, then navigating to the piccolo, the flutes, the oboes, and so on.
Am I talking crazy here, or is there something like that in VEP?
Additionally, is there a way to see, in these loaded server projects that don't have any instruments loaded, which was the VSL library and specific instrument that was used in each? Because they may have the name of the instrument, but that's all I see, not which of the different versions of that instrument was used in the project.
