Hi there Robert, and welcome.
The quick answer is 'yes', you should be able to use your VS-100 as a control surface for GT4Pro.
I use the (much less sophisticated) VS-20 as a control surface for Cakewalk's SONAR, and it works perfectly.
Here's a short tutorial I put together a while back to show how to get a VS-20 to work with Cakewalk software, I'm assuming this method will work in a similar way for a VS-100. If this doesn't get you running, I suggest you post your question over in the VS-100 forum - click
HERE to go straight there.
Also, if you're using Windows 8, you might need to update your drivers, these can be downloaded from
HERE.
Anyway, here's the tutorial, just s
ubstitute 'VS-100' for 'VS-20':
================================================= First off, make certain your VS-20 is attached to your computer using the USB lead. Then open GTPro4.
On the menu bar in GTPro4 select
Options > Controllers/Surfaces:
This will open the Controllers/Surfaces interface. Click on the
Add New Controller/Surface button, as I've outlined here:
This will open the
Controller/Surfaces Settings menu. Click on the
Controller/Surface drop-down list:
From the list of options that appear, click on
VS-20 and then
OK:
You should now see the VS-20 in the
Controllers/Surfaces window.
Now click on both the
In Port and
Out Port drop-down lists and in each case, select VS-20 DAW Control from the options:
Now you should find that the VS-20 faders, buttons and transport controls will start controlling the corresponding features in GTPro4.
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post edited by SteveStrummerUK - 2013/07/08 03:29:30