How to open multiple AudioSuite instances and render in one go

@Mike_Avenaim you legend! Great to see you here in the forum! :-)

So I took a look at that video you showed me, and it looks to me like the AudioSuite windows were being opened from a stored Window Configuration. That's probably going to be the best way to do it. Later today 'll take a look and see if I can whip up a script for you to do the whole workflow.

Oh and by the way, be sure to watch this video on how to quote code in the forum.

Rock on!

Great work getting this done!

If you don't mind it opening the plugins one by one, you could get a slightly cleaner looking code (which is also more easily extensible) this way:

function openAndRenderAudioSuitePlugin({ category, name }) {
    const window = sf.ui.proTools.audioSuiteOpenPlugin({
        category,
        name,
    }).window;

    window.audioSuiteRender();

    window.windowClose();
}

const pluginsToRender = [
    {
        category: "Noise Reduction",
        name: "RX 7 De-Click",
    },
    {
        category: "Noise Reduction",
        name: "RX 7 Mouth De-Click",
    },
    {
        category: "EQ",
        name: "FabFilter Pro-Q 3",
    },
];

pluginsToRender.forEach(openAndRenderAudioSuitePlugin);

Hi Mike,

@chrscheuer's script is more accessible for sure and requires no setup, however if you wanted to use window configurations to have more than one plugin open you could use the code below;

There is a bit of setup involved... you'll need to create a new window configuration in Pro Tools with the three plugins open, with the settings you like.

You'll also need to update selectWindowConfigByName('WINDOW CONFIG NAME'); with your window configuration name.

function selectWindowConfigByName(windowConfigName) {

    var allConfigurationItems = sf.ui.proTools.getMenuItem('Window', 'Configurations').children.first.children.map(c => {
        var m = c.title.value.match(/^(\d+):\s+(.+)$/);
        return {
            num: m && Number(m[1]),
            title: m && m[2],
            element: c,
        };
    }).filter(i => i.num);

    var item = allConfigurationItems.filter(i => i.title === windowConfigName)[0];
    if (!item) throw `Could not find window configuration with name: "${windowConfigName}"`;

    item.element.elementClick();
}

function processAusioSuiteAndClose(pluginName) {
    sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.contains(pluginName).first.elementRaise();
    sf.ui.proTools.audioSuiteRenderCurrent();
    sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.contains(pluginName).first.windowClose();
}

function main() {
    const pluginNames = [
        "RX 7 De-click",
        "RX 7 Mouth De-click",
        "FabFilter Pro-Q 3",
    ];

    selectWindowConfigByName('WINDOW CONFIG NAME');
    
    pluginNames.forEach(processAusioSuiteAndClose);
}

main();

Let me know if you get stuck.