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gustabo
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March 17, 09 1:34 PM (permalink)

Routing midi to a vst

Trying to demo the following plug-in to use an effect.
Vinyl Boy

As per their website:
How to use Vinyl Boy:
Open Vinyl Boy as an insert effect on the audio track that you want to scratch, then send MIDI data to Vinyl Boy (On cubase, for example, you do it by opening a MIDI track, and sending the output of that MIDI track to Vinyl Boy).

How do you do this Sonar?
How do you route midi data to a vst?
Routing to a vsti is a no-brainer for me but I've never tried routing to a vst.


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    kp
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst March 17, 09 1:40 PM (permalink)
    Open up the Plug-in Manager
    Find Vinyl Boy in the list in the middle column under VST Effects
    Open up its property page
    Change it to be a synth
    Add it in via the FX bin, but it'll appear under Synths rather than Effects

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    gustabo
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst March 17, 09 1:47 PM (permalink)
    Never realized that a synth can be inserted into a track's fx bin.
    That did the trick! Thanks so much for your help!


    Cakewalk by Bandlab - Win10 Pro x64 - StudioCat Platinum Studio DAW - 32 GB Ram - MOTU UltraLite-mk3
    M-Audio Keystation 88ES - Akai MPD26 (hot-rodded) - Alesis DM10 - a few guitars, a few amps
    Novation Launch Control - Korg nanoKONTROL2 - PreSonus FaderPort - DAW Remote HD on iPad
    Adam A7X - Behritone C50A
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    emwhy
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst March 17, 09 2:59 PM (permalink)
    Some synths will let you do that. I route things through the effects of Native Instruments B4 to get a leslie effect on vocals, guitars etc. It's a cool option for some vst's

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    Roflcopter
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst March 17, 09 3:10 PM (permalink)
    You can use Pentagon as a vocoder, if you insert it that way. It has some very useful patches for that purpose.

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    thewordsmith
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst October 17, 09 1:51 AM (permalink)
    I folowed your sugestions in Sonar 8. I used:
     
    1. Tools -> Cakewalk Plugin Manager
    2. Plugin Properties
    3. Config as a synth
    Then from the program menue I used:
    1. Insert->Soft Synths->VST Plugins->Vynl  Bo
    This brought up a menu for the output options. Which options are best to use and how do I used what Vinyl Boy called the modulation wheel to actually scratch?
     
    Help
     
    Sulaiman
     
    post edited by thewordsmith - October 17, 09 1:52 AM
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    mlipscombmtl
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst April 12, 12 10:16 PM (permalink)
    Hi, I'm wondering what the process would be to get this running in X1..:-)
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    maomen
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    RE: Routing midi to a vst April 13, 12 9:28 AM (permalink)
    Never say never, there is always something to try. 
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