Amplitube 3 insert as soft synth VST

While it is true that some synths will show up in your plugin browser as an audio effect, the original z3ta+ being a perfect example, audio effects, such as AT3, will not be listed in your available synths in the browser's synth rack.  I would say z3ta+ is in the minority as for the most past VSTi (instruments) will be found in your browsers synth rack, and VST (effects) will be in your plugin structure of your browser.

By the way this does not preclude you from using it as an effect on a synth track, you can load a synth (any synth available in the synth section of the browser) and add AT3 to the synths audio track's FX Bin (if using the method by which both a midi and an audio track get created durring synth insert) or if you are using the Simple Instrument Track method when adding your synth, just drag AT3 to the synth's instrument track FX Bin and you will have your synth processed through AT3.

Hope this helps.

zaurska


I haven't been able to get much off google, but it does seem other people are getting this or similar to work:
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=1872617
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?high=&m=2073674&mpage=1#2536722
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?high=&m=1662193&mpage=1#1662609
 
But these aren't working for me.
 
IK forum for AT3 isn't providing the solution but the manual says:
 
14.2 MIDI Configuration

Two of the three posts are about Vocoders of sorts (some synths can be loaded as effects ie. z3ta+), and the third is a case of using a VSTi instrument (VB3 Organ) through AT3, which still requires the method I listed above.  AT3 cannot load as a synth, it only processes audio information.  You can add it to the FX Bin of a MIDI instruments audio track but you still need an instrument to drive it.  Follow the steps I've listed above and it will work.

hi david (with at3 configured as a synth) try: on the audio track you're monitoring the guitar input --> right-click the fx bin --> insert soft synth --> at3; now in the trackview multidock console view, with the track/channel containing audio in & at3 selected, (multidock) options menu --> FX --> show assignable controls is selected/ticked; in the track/channel containing audio in & at3, 4 parameters will be displayed --> right-click any one --> reassign control, and choose the at3 param you want to control from the list... then, back in the multidockviewchannel, right-click your at3 param --> remote control, do the midi-learn thing... hth, p