(I’m sorry if this has already been discussed, I tried searching for a thread about this but couldn’t find any.)
I just noticed that all my Arturia VST:s has had a change in how the preset menu looks.
It just to be a black dropdown menu, with white text, saying: Bass, Drums, Leads, etc…
But now this preset submenu has a themed picture behind every word, the white text making it quite straining to read, while the sub-submenu has the old look of just white text over black background. I can understand the temptation to keep on tinkering with the look & feel, but please, can anyone tell me how to revert back to the previous look without these pictures?
I think this problem is amplified with that there are white/bright parts in the background pictures, making they eye have to search an extra tenth of a second for where the text is. Has anyone else this problem?
It’s a matter of searching for the right bitmaps and editing them all with an image editor. I used Corel Paintshop pro with its batch editing features.
There are about 675 individual png files that make up those background images for the dropdown categories.
I also don’t like what the presets menus look like now.
The background pictures are useless/distractive IMO.
I way prefer the good old presets menus version …
Sorry for late reply.
I’ve been looking and looking…
I can find many different kinds of files, i.e. in C:\ProgramData\Arturia, but I just can’t seem to find the particular bitmaps (PNG-files I guess?) that make up these submenu items?
Could you give me a path or two as an example, i.e. for one of the VSTs?
(My idea right now is to somehow rip the submenu bitmaps from Pigments and put in another VST).