Apologize for the rancor. Spent all day dealing with humans that blame/complain rather than seek solutions.

Scook is correct...it is even easier than how izotope explained it...using the VST pulldown menu to enable midi input

As soon as you change this it will appear in your midi track's output section as an option.

It plays the notes you trigger from your midi keyboard perfectly.

Thanks for the response Vastman .... ugh dealing with humans explains a lot. I guess that's why I switched from that type of career to computer programmer early in my career. I understand perfectly how a bad day can affect other parts of your life :)
 

Vastman
Apologize for the rancor. Spent all day dealing with humans that blame/complain rather than seek solutions.

I know the feeling, V-man. 
Simply confront them with their own querulant nature. 
Jest with them. Jeer with them. Fleer with them.

OK, so for those of you who want to try this in side chain mode, it is pretty simple...  for the second audio track set it up to "send" to the Vocal Synth (add a send and assign it accordingly) In this way you are able to use whatever type of wave combinations you want... using a choir works pretty well... can do all sorts of wacko things by choosing different synth/arps/whatever...and combining with presets...This is about the best feature of the unit, in terms of "uniqueness".... as you have an unlimited number of sounds you can modulate with your voice... or say a guitar modulating another guitar or synth...
 
trippy....
been working on a new climate song dealing with the 125 degree high humidity horror going on in India... and modulating "hey man, I got a problem... I can't breathe, I can't breathe" with a Guru Omnisphere OMG rhythmic multi got something totally usable and different than I have every heard.
 
GAS is gonna get me on this one... 
 
 

One thing I might add (Yea...I picked this up...natch).  It is VERY CPU hungry!!  I mean very.

But so, so much fun!!

finally got paid... buying this and the lifetime bakesale!