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Subject: Controling VST plug-ins
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Original Message 1/9 30-Apr-03 @ 10:52 AM - Controling VST plug-ins
Message 2/9 30-Apr-03 @ 12:36 PM - RE: Controling VST plug-ins
HOW you do it depends on the particular VSTi - some have a LEARN option for all controls, other have a dialog box to enter the controller (reaktor for example) - you MUST have the Logic TRACK selected in the arrange-page which is the VSTi assigned track - only with the track selected can controller or other midi data pass THRU to the VSTi
if you need to re-map controllers because your synth does not allow INTERNALY to assign different midi controller numbers to it's own controls, then this requires something more complicated
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Message 3/9 30-Apr-03 @ 01:57 PM - RE: Controling VST plug-ins
Florburner
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midi in -> transformer to change cc A to cc B, and change midi channel from x to y -> sequencer input.
A & x being your hardware parameters, B & y being the softsynth.
You can also chain mulitple transformers to change more CCs. Once you've got one series/array of transformers setup & working think of this. Select all transformers, edit copy, deselect transformers, paste. Now cable it like this midi in -> add a cable selector i) cable select out 1 = old array of transformers. ii) cable select out 2 = newly pasted array of transformers.
Now cable the new array to the seq. in. Edit the new array to control more cc or a second midi channel and CCs on a whole new synth.
Set the cable select to be controlled remotely as well.
Now you can edit 2 synths remotely. Though your stuck with having those 2 soft synths on those certain midi channels.
Kinda complicated. Try drawing a signal flow diagram and it's easier to see what I'm talking about.
Flor.
Message 4/9 30-Apr-03 @ 03:41 PM - RE: Controling VST plug-ins
Message 6/9 01-May-03 @ 09:55 AM - RE: Controling VST plug-ins
Kilo should add this to the files section methinks, its too usefull to ignore.
have fun twiddling
Message 7/9 01-May-03 @ 12:37 PM - RE: Controling VST plug-ins
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