is there a way to query plugins for their actual names?
I get a list like this:
1 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:FqEh:oDin
2 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:Ni$Q:-NI-
3 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:Ruum:oDin
4 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:SFXB:VmbA
5 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:SpMd:oDin
6 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:bpas:appl
7 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:dLay:oDin
8 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:dcmp:appl
9 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:dely:appl
10 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:dist:appl
11 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:filt:appl
12 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:greq:appl
13 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:hpas:appl
14 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:hshf:appl
15 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:lmtr:appl
16 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:lpas:appl
17 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:lshf:appl
18 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:mcmp:appl
19 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:mrev:appl
20 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:nbeq:appl
21 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:nsnd:appl
22 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:nutp:appl
23 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:pmeq:appl
24 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:raac:appl
25 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:reV4:TOGU
26 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:rogr:appl
27 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:rvb2:appl
28 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:sMas:oDin
29 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:sdly:appl
30 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:shmr:oDin
31 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:tmpt:appl
32 Audio/Effects/AU/aufx:vee3:oDin
33 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:MPLG:CLMY
34 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:OByZ:OmFo
35 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:Pxst:Sono
36 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:Rc17:UHfX
37 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:ReEf:Reas
38 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:SMY2:UHfX
39 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:Sc2r:eMai
40 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcA1:UHfX
41 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcD1:UHfX
42 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcF1:UHfX
43 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcG1:UHfX
44 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcP1:UHfX
45 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcQ1:UHfX
46 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcS1:UHfX
47 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:UcT1:UHfX
48 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:reV0:UHfX
49 Audio/Effects/AU/aumf:uLyr:UHfX
and it’s just not very user-friendly to figure out what is it that some of these are.
i mean, yes, you can figure out and deduce it and run “loadVST aumf:UcQ1:UHfX” and see which plugin pops up… but i’d much rather just extract the above list, and then use the IDs to identify what the plugin thinks it’s called, right?