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deepenigma
Location: Pakistan
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Cool edit pro 2 is not detecting those vst plugins i have changed to dx with the help of an directx adaptor..i have got soundforge too and its working fine..detected all the plugins and there is no problem...what should i do to detec these plugins in cool edit???
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Master Po
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A silly question
But have you done a refresh?
(Refresh Effects List?)
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VoodooRadio
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Master Po,
Do not think a question silly. For in seeking the answer, one might stumble upon truth and wisdom.... Grasshopper
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Master Po
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Ah, but the Master
cannot abstain from haiku
opportunity.
Heh! Heh-heh-heh-heh!
Heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh!
Heh-heh-heh! Heh-heh!
:)
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ozpeter
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I didn't know that you can actually convert a VST plugin to DX - I know about wrappers, but you have to load the wrapper as a DX plugin, then load the VST plugin into the wrapper. I don't think that you'd ever get a VST plugin showing up directly on the Cool Edit DX plugin list - or am I ignorant?
- Ozpeter
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Graeme
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| ozpeter wrote: | | I didn't know that you can actually convert a VST plugin to DX - I know about wrappers, but you have to load the wrapper as a DX plugin, then load the VST plugin into the wrapper. |
I don't think he meant 'convert' - I tread it as using a wrapper for the job.
| ozpeter wrote: | | I don't think that you'd ever get a VST plugin showing up directly on the Cool Edit DX plugin list - or am I ignorant? |
I use the SpinAudio wrapper and this shows up on the DX list as 'VST' with a sub-menu listing all the VST plug-ins which I have loaded.
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post78
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I'm thinking the same thing, Oz.
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deepenigma
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Its not a silly question master...i think you probably don't know anything about a drectx adaptor...and yes i did refresh..nothin happened...if there is something wrong about this adaptor thing..how is soundforge working fine???
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jonrose
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| deepenigma wrote: | | Its not a silly question master...i think you probably don't know anything about a drectx adaptor...and yes i did refresh..nothin happened...if there is something wrong about this adaptor thing..how is soundforge working fine??? |
He (or she) may know more than any of us think - but that's entirely beside the point. Besides, I read Master Po's haikus as being somewhat comical and mostly benevolent.
The main thing is:
Don't lose sight of the fact that version 2.0 has not yet had even an update patch released for it - and also, the fact that they can't ignore the multitudes of complaints about DX handing found in this version.
I think we're going to have to be patient, or find another way to work - at least for now.
;)
Best... -Jon
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ozpeter
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| Quote: | | I use the SpinAudio wrapper and this shows up on the DX list as 'VST' with a sub-menu listing all the VST plug-ins which I have loaded. |
Ah. I'm using the free version. Maybe I should fork out for the real thing.
- Ozpeter
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post78
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| Quote: | | He (or she) may know more than any of us think - but that's entirely beside the point. |
Yeah, I think there are a couple of members around with secret identities (sometimes, more than one...), and some that truly are enigmatic, not blatantly obvious like others. Oops. BTW, I believe that the Master was implying that his own question might be a silly one.
BTW-2, I think that most people understand that the end of a sentence has occurred after one period.
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Craig Jackman
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| ozpeter wrote: | | Quote: | | I use the SpinAudio wrapper and this shows up on the DX list as 'VST' with a sub-menu listing all the VST plug-ins which I have loaded. |
Ah. I'm using the free version. Maybe I should fork out for the real thing.
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Correct me if I'm wrong - and I'm sure someone will - but with the Lite (free) version of the Spin Audio wrapper, you have to load the wrapper then to and find the VST plugins .dll file to load that. You can use as many different VST plugins as you want but you have to load them individually each time you use one. The Demo version (also free) allows you to create shortcuts to the VST .dll skipping all the in between crap. So if you use it a lot, yes you should spring for the real version.
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ozpeter
Location: Australia
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| Posted - Tue Jan 07, 2003 4:09 pm |
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... and I've just missed the special offer (to which I actually drew attention here myself!) - silly me.
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