VST Plugins in hierarchical menus

RE: VST Plugins in hierarchical menus (johndale)

Thu, 10 Feb 2005 04:50:09 GMT

That's what mean, she's very alive looking in that picture. It's almost like when I was at this party 30 years ago, ate a bunch of acid and there was this picture of Hendrix on the wall his eyes kept following me around the room. And on another wall was one of them "Zappa takes a Crapa" posters and everytime I'd gaze that way his smile got bigger. I don't know flasnback city, got too many things going on. Been upgrading (learning as I go) and doing a lot of live stuff with a couple different bands and I'm getting ready produce this really xlent singer/songwriter. I should get some sleep...................JDW

RE: VST Plugins in hierarchical menus (harmony gardens)

Thu, 10 Feb 2005 03:51:01 GMT

LOL,,, yes,,, Her name is Lady, and she's very much alive. " />

RE: VST Plugins in hierarchical menus (johndale)

Thu, 10 Feb 2005 03:27:35 GMT

Harmony Gardens is your dog alive in that picture. I swear everytime I look at him/her theres a different look it is given me. I know I have not been sleeping much but whats up?........JDW

RE: VST Plugins in hierarchical menus (harmony gardens)

Thu, 10 Feb 2005 03:03:12 GMT

check out this thread. http://www.cakewalk.com/forum/tm.asp?m=368325

I posted a little tutorial on my site on how to use the Plug in manager.
http://www.harmonygardenproductions.net/Pluginmanager.html

VST Plugins in hierarchical menus (mabian)

Thu, 10 Feb 2005 02:56:21 GMT

Hello, I am new to Sonar (though I've been using Cakewalk 9 for a while) so maybe
this question is rather trivial - please do not blame it that much if it's so... :).

A question about VST adapter and Sonar: is it possibile to organize the vst plugins menu
that Sonar shows when inserting FX and/or Virtual Instruments in hierarchical way (having so many submenus reflecting the real VST plugin folder structure)?

I find quite annoying having all vst plugins in a flat and endless list.

Any hint?
Thanx
Mabian