Like many home recorders, I have a few DAWs and recording programs of all kinds.  As such, I have many VST/VSTi's.  I set up Guitar Tracks that came with the V-Studio, I set a path to all my VST folders - 4 of them.  Well, I don't need all those VST/VSTi for Guitar Track.  I want to create a small VST folder for just GT.  Now, I have some VST I want to use beyond the ones that came with GT.  Do I need to copy the dll file and duplicate them in my Cakewalk VST folder?  Starting to feel I have VST/VSTi everywhere.

hi fezzler,

no you dont.
you only need to make certain that guitar tracks plug in manager is scanning the path of your vst folder.
no need to make new folders.
under plug in manager,you should see the default path like:Cakewalk/guitartracks/vstplugins.
simply add the new folder path to the PI manager and click okay/rescan.
theoreticaly it should show your plugins right away but you may fare better by restarting guitar tracks.
apon restart you will see guitar tracks now scanning the new plug ins you have set the path for.

I hope you have found this somewhat helpful.

Charlie Roy jr.

 
Very helpful.  I now have a very fast loading and stable Guitar Tracks VST set.
 
Vstudio is a great tool for guitarists. 

Fezzler


 
Very helpful.  I now have a very fast loading and stable Guitar Tracks VST set.
 
Vstudio is a great tool for guitarists. 

Very happy to hear fezzler,
 
I use it sonar x1 and x2.
its a great control surface/soundcard combo.
 
I will be putting together some you tube videos within the next couple weeks or so.
2 of those will be dedicated to vs-20 easy set up/driver installation.