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| Drag and drop an audio interface on the setup panel |
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| Drag&drop to create cables (double click on a connection to remove a cable) |
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| Drag&drop a vst plugin on the program panel |
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| Drag&drop to connect it |
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| Switch to program 2 |
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| Unused plugins are stored in this list(If a plugin is not used in any program, it will be unloaded at the next program change) |
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| Drag&drop another plugin on the program panel, connect it |
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| You can now switch back and forth between prog1 and prog2 |
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| Use the mouse wheel to change a parameter value : show the plugin's window with the "Editor" parameter |
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| Activate the "Learn mode" (mouse wheel over the "learn" pin) (there's also an "Unlearn mode", we don't need it yet) |
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| A parameter pin is added for every knob you move |
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| Drag&drop a midi input on the host panel |
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| Drag&drop a "midi to parameter" module on the program panel (it's in the "Tool" list) |
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| Connect the midi input to the "midi to parameter" |
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| Switch the "midi to parameter" module in learning mode and move a knob on your controller : the corresponding parameter pin is added |
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| Connect this new pin to one of the plugin's parameter |
Nice tutorial, Thank you.
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ReplyDeleteI have used VST board as a host for my plugins, both UAD DSP plugins and cpu load VST`s.. All work flawlessly while monitoring with my mix chain enabled in one instance of VSTboard . I havent used one instance of VST board pr plugin yet, I `ll check if that would help with getting better delay scores while recording these instances.
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, I recomend VSTboard for all with UAD2 PCIe cards running along with Audient 14-44 models, the DSP mixer on the soundcard offers a near zero latency monitoring, if you use the ID44 and WC BMC connector from the interface to the preamp, you have 8 ch ZERO latency VST monitoring while using VST board for monitoring live recording channels, and the DAW only for the playback mix.
Using this as a wrapper for super old plugins like Proteus VX and Emulator X. you should really develop a VST wrapper of this kind that makes people with eg., Cubase that does not want to open the floodgates of all the VST2 plugins but only keep a select few around. I would donate for a super minimal VST2 wrapper that runs as a VST3 plugin. heck you could host anything in any plugin format and open up that way. make the routing and all the advanced features an add on for the pro version. just a thought. all other wrappers have not worked for me, been too convoluted or only hosted as a meta plugin / nanohost or cost a fortune. have a great day.
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