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Pack it. Deploy it. Put it back.

Three moves, one drive, zero trace.

1 · Build a Kit

Your setup, chosen piece by piece

Plug-in settings, key commands, I/O setups, FX chains, your iZotope and Soundtoys libraries, session templates picked one by one with sizes shown, and the vendor installers you drop in. What travels is exactly what you choose.

2 · Deploy anywhere

Any Mac becomes your Mac

Your Kit travels with OneRig.app right beside it on the drive, so even a machine that has never seen OneRig can deploy it: open the app, and OneRig lands your settings in the right folders, batch-runs your installers under one password, and snapshots everything it touches first.

3 · Leave no trace

The machine goes back to normal

One click restores the studio's own setup exactly as it was. Or, if the machine's yours, make the deploy its new normal without losing the way back.

How a Kit works

A Kit is your rig in one file on a drive: settings, presets, and the plugins you choose.

1 · This MacChoose your settings, presets and plugins
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2 · A Kit on your driveOneRig packs them into one Kit you carry
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3 · Any studio MacDeploy, work like you're home, then Restore
The studio doesn't need OneRig. You bring it.

OneRig.app rides on the drive right beside your Kit. On a Mac that has never seen OneRig, open the app from the drive and deploy. There is nothing to install first, and deploying never needs a license.

What you choose when you build one

1 · Settings and presetsThe recommended set is marked; add it with one click
2 · Plugins and Files (optional)Plugin Installers or your AAX plugins, and anything else
3 · Extras (optional)Session content and studio setup, only if you want them
Then: name and packWhere the Kit lives, and whether the app comes along

Build a Kit

Three steps, the way the app does it. Try it: pick Pro Tools, add a few rows, then pack your Kit.

  • Pro ToolsPlug-in presets and maps, preferences, keyboard shortcuts, EUCON surfaces, plus iZotope and Soundtoys
  • Logic ProChannel strips, patches, plug-in settings, key commands, project templates, plus iZotope and Soundtoys
  • CubasePreferences, key commands, project templates, track and FX chain presets, plus iZotope and Soundtoys
  • REAPERConfiguration, key bindings, FX chains, templates, themes, scripts, plus iZotope and Soundtoys
  • Ableton LiveUser Library, racks, templates, grooves, preferences
    Coming soon
  • Adobe AuditionEffect presets, favorites, workspaces, shortcuts
    Coming soon
  • SibeliusHouse styles, manuscript paper, plugins, shortcuts, playback configurations
    Coming soon

This is a simulation of the app, not the app. Nothing on this page reads, packs or writes anything. The rows, file counts and sizes come from a real Mac.

What a Kit can carry

Far more than plugin presets. Your DAW, the tools around it, and the controllers on your desk, each one found on your Mac and added only if you say so.

A Pro Tools Kit

Plug-in presets and maps, preferences, keyboard shortcuts, EUCON surfaces, plus iZotope and Soundtoys

  • Plug-In PresetsYour saved AAX plugin settings
  • Plug-In MapsController mappings for your plugins
  • PreferencesCustom keyboard shortcuts, custom tags, UI layout and theme
  • Pro Tools PresetsColor palettes, and the presets you save in Batch Rename, Bounce, Memory Locations and Track Data
  • EUCON Control Surface SetsYour surface layouts, where the Mac has them
  • Session extrasTrack presets, clip effects, fade presets, I/O settings, grooves, and the session templates you pick one by one

A Logic Pro Kit

Channel strips, patches, plug-in settings, key commands, project templates, plus iZotope and Soundtoys

A Cubase Kit

Preferences, key commands, project templates, track and FX chain presets, plus iZotope and Soundtoys

A REAPER Kit

Configuration, key bindings, FX chains, templates, themes, scripts, plus iZotope and Soundtoys

Alongside any audio Kit

iZotope

Presets and module memory

RX 12, plus RX 8 to 11 module memory, and Ozone, Neutron, Insight and Tonal Balance Control presets. RX opens with your module chains, each module remembering its last state.

SpectraLayers

Presets, layouts and shortcuts

Layouts, module and module chain presets, keyboard shortcuts and tool presets, plus each module's last state. Preferences come along if you choose them.

Some parts are opt-in
Soundminer

Databases, searches and settings

Every database record and its playlists, saved searches, workflows and the spotting panel, and your settings. The sounds stay on their drives. The iLok dongle ID and upload passwords are left out.

Some parts are opt-in
Kensington

Trackball settings

Every button, pointer and scroll setting, your per-app sets and your snippets, from the KensingtonWorks app.

Kraken

Settings and layouts

Panel switches, column choices, panel layouts and metadata presets, plus the languages you added to Krakenizer. Projects and speech models come along if you choose them.

Some parts are opt-in
Keyboard Maestro

Your macros

Every macro and macro group. On deploy they are added beside the macros already on that Mac, through Keyboard Maestro's own import, and Restore takes them out again.

Vendor Presets

Preset folders from the plugins you rely on

Preset folders from the likes of FabFilter, Soundtoys, Eventide and Sonnox, plus the presets you saved in Serum, Neural DSP and Waves. Factory presets stay where they are.

Plugins

Your plugins, two ways

Bring the vendors' own installers and OneRig runs them on the studio Mac under one password. Or, for Pro Tools, bring your own AAX plugins folder: it swaps in at the studio and goes back after.

You see every file, at every step

Nothing happens behind your back. OneRig shows what it is about to pack, what a deploy will change, and what Restore will put back, before it does any of it.

When you pack

Every row shows what it holds

File counts and sizes sit on every row before you add it, and nothing is in the Kit until you add it. Session templates are picked one by one, each with its real size.

Add →Pro Tools Plug-In Presets22,982 files · 631.6 MB
Add →iZotope Presets and Module Memory842 files · 15.8 MB
Add →Keyboard Maestro Macros1 file · 8.3 KB
When you deploy

You see what will change first

OneRig compares the Kit with the Mac in front of you: what is new, what differs, what is already up to date. Where a file differs you choose whose version wins, and a last check lists the exact files before anything is written.

212new files
14differ
630up to date
Use the Kit's versionKeep this Mac's
When you leave

Restore puts back exactly what changed

Before a deploy touches a single file, whatever it would replace is saved and whatever it adds is written down. Restore takes out what was added and puts back what was replaced: the whole visit, or just one part of it.

  • 212 files the deploy added come out
  • 14 files it replaced go back
  • A receipt lists what happened
Coming soon

Free to download. Deploying a Kit, Restore and Batch Install never need a license.

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