Author Topic: controling vsti's (Read 13494 times)

XAVT · « **Reply #15 on:** December 01, 2005, 22:45:59 »

Quote from: "aleksanteri"

Oh, and btw I made an ambient tune using the OpenSource version...
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And regardles of the topic you shall, ofcourse, mention it

You obviously are reletively new to tracking but it looks as though you work theraly and mitodiously, which always leads to great things. I`d be delighted to hear your work within half a year
As it is now, it`s rather simple, having only one melody, a quite repititous one and a simple drumset. The building itself of the track is simple, yet knowledgable, and the sound is quite prehestorical

Yours truely, sir XAVT of the 5th avenue broadway rail station.

Sam_Zen · « **Reply #16 on:** December 03, 2005, 02:47:43 »

2XAVT
Nice. I like to add : A joint a day keeps the doctor away.

hematurge · « **Reply #17 on:** December 10, 2005, 23:00:32 »

I searched the forums and couldnt find a solution. So instead of a new topic this is just a more specific vsrsion of the original question posed in this topic, I think. Ok, here goes. I use Open Modplug Tracker version 1.17.02.35 (1.17RC3_) the generic one. When using a VSTI, drumatic 3 for instance, I assign a VST effect to the channel its in. This doesnt seem to affect the sound at all. Is it possible to use VSTs on VSTIs in OMPT, if so how?

speed-goddamn-focus · « **Reply #18 on:** December 10, 2005, 23:12:39 »

Quote from: "hematurge"

Is it possible to use VSTs on VSTIs in OMPT, if so how?

Yes. You need to route the output of your VSTi to the VST ("output to" in the "mix settings" on the general tab). Assigning a VST plugin to a channel is only for sample based instruments and for defining what plugin recieves macros in a channel.

hematurge · « **Reply #19 on:** December 10, 2005, 23:19:54 »

Thanks man, i knew it had to be something i was overlooking. :oops: