VST Live 3.0.43 Pre-Release is Available

And it’s Friday again and a new Pre-Release 3.0.43 is online.

This time we have added a new workflow improvement.

SETLIST: Remove Unused Songs

Setlists grow and grow, and until now there was no easy way to identify songs that were no longer referenced. Therefore, we have added a new “Remove Unused Songs” function. Songs highlighted in purple are currently not referenced by the setlist and can be removed if desired.

Besides this, we continue to improve performance and fix bugs.

You can download it here.
The version history is available here.

See you,
Michael.

hooooly sh… lovely idea !

Is the .43 not available at the moment?

how you mean? installed and tested on my studio MacMini 4 hrs ago.

@fkalmus

Refresh the site

why do songs duplicate themselves, in the set list? What is its purpose?

Do they?

Yes, the ones that now can be removed

@tunecreators checked this on two of my computers and only my “old leftovers” were highlighted with red.
Anyone else with such problem?

In win 11. It seems like it only removes the reference in the setlist, but not the file in the Audio folder.

No no, that is a song entry cleaner. Audios (videos…) will remain

@Spork song sub-files (*.markerfiles) will also remain as orphaned leftovers, right?

Ok, I understand. But it would be practical if one could choose to remove the files because they take up space and are time-consuming to figure out which ones belong to the setlist.

But what is its purpose, do highlight old songs???

Wouldn’t say “old”, rather as called “not linked”. Eg you have some orphaned songs you never ever finally linked to any setlists. That highlight will indicate those… or if you just want to create setlist dropping all newly added “not jet linked to setlist” songs, that highlight helps a bit

They might be used in multiple projects, and it is impossible to figure out where (could be spread across the world).

Again, “File/Save Archive” is your friend. If you can run the so created project w/o problems, and it contains everything you need, you can delete (or better archive for backup) the old folder altogether.

musicullum Under ‘Song’ > ‘Song Media Files’ there is the path to the file. Can’t we check if any project is using it? If not, should we delete the file?

Maybe I don’t see the whole picture of the problem. I’m not a programmer, just an ordinary user.