Raspier VST

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2008/05/22 06:13:41 (permalink)

Raspier VST

I've downloaded the Raspier VST for bass guitar, unpacked and installed it in the C\program files\cakewalk\VST folder, but it doesn't show up in my audio or midi effects in MC4.

I'm not 100% sure if it's an audio or midi effect either. I've installed a few Voxengo VSTs and they all show up in the audio fx - is there a limit on the amount of fx I can have in the folder?

I can see it in the VST folder BTW, as 'Raspier.dll'. Here's the VST anyway, any ideas?

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1346.html
post edited by rob.pulman - 2008/05/22 06:14:28

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    kayehl
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    RE: Raspier VST 2008/05/22 07:23:29 (permalink)

    You're right, it's not an audio or a midi effect, it is a softsynth

    HTH

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    rob.pulman
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    RE: Raspier VST 2008/05/22 07:32:30 (permalink)
    Ahhhh yes many thanks, and I see it in my soft synths too!
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    kayehl
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    RE: Raspier VST 2008/05/22 08:02:00 (permalink)
    you're welcome!

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    RE: Raspier VST 2008/05/22 08:10:20 (permalink)
    Rob....just a thought....

    I always make a new folder in my CW directory named Soundfonts. I send all my soundfonts to their own folders. I have culled some of the chintzy sounding fonts....so my list is rather small.

    My procedure: download the file in "my downloads". Unpack/unzip in the same folder. CUT the new upacked file and paste it into my "Soundfont" folder in CW.

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    rob.pulman
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    RE: Raspier VST 2008/05/23 03:31:30 (permalink)
    Guitarhacker - when you created your new folder, did you create it as a subfolder of Cakewalk, or a subfolder of the VSTs folder?

    Did you have to point the VST scanner to your new folder then? That's the reason I ask.

    Cheers

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