Awesome, thanks a lot!

Only things I noticed so far were:
- Audio state plugin preview looks just black (perhaps there could be a default sine wave or something)
- Trails and Dieback plugin lets the preview look much darker than it actually is when playing it.
Anyway, it's a huge leap forward!

Great, thank you!

Never used snapshots so far. The button in the clip hamburger menu does not seem to do anything? The number of clips in the library stays the same.
What is the idea behind it - quickly saving a setup without having to duplicate the slot?

Aux patches are great, I was just thinking that saving single slots would help structuring/generalizing the code for saving and also add the ability to name an effect since getting a preview for plugins without source is problematic. On the other hand, descriptions of effects might get lengthy and cumbersome, so not the best idea after all.

Looking forward to the inclusion of the output setup in the startup patch.

From my point of view, the general user expectation is that everything gets saved. So if it is a live only slot, then it should be visually distinct from other slots.

If it can be saved, instead of saving it together with Bus A or B, I would save it separately. It would not even need to be a patch, it could be something that gets automatically saved and restored. Or, ideally, it could be a (sourceless) single slot patch that can be restored either to a slot on the rack or a bus or an Output.

I just used plugins without source for tracking down bugs, but I believe that consistency is important and also I don't want to risk loosing work.

So even if it is not immediately useful, I think that the presence of a plugin should be indicated in the same manner in all cases. Otherwise if you put a couple of plugins into a slot and forgot in which one, you would have to check every single one of the seemingly empty slots. Or even worse, you would not think of it, close vidifold and loose it since slots with plugins but no source are cleared on exit.

Having an option would be nice, but I do not see the downside of making this the default behavior without an additional checkbox. The blue background would still indicate that it is not usable, but the red square would indicate that there is something there - and maybe the exit dialog needs a warning that slots without source will be cleared.

Thanks!

It happened in normal landscape orientation. Now it's centered again - thank you!