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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » October 2001 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Can someone tell me how to use VSTis in Logic?
UniversalFade
Posted: 9th October 2001 03:50
Can someone help me out here? I'm a bit lost on this.

Thank you very much in advance,

Joe
phincycle
Posted: 9th October 2001 16:05
double-click on an audio track in the arrange
scroll over in the mixer until you see a fader named 'AudioInst1'
on the top insert slot of that channel, press and hold the slot.
a list of your VSTi comes up
choose the one you really like
now right-click on the fader
play your keyboard

to view the instrument, double-click on its name in the fader

yeah
UniversalFade
Posted: 10th October 2001 21:17
I think I've done everything you said, but that only allows me access to effects. I'm looking to play VSTis. If you could explain it in slightly simpler terms, I'd be most grateful.

Thank you,

Joe
tobybear
Posted: 11th October 2001 06:11
Make sure you select one of the "AudioInst" channels and not the regular "Audio" ones! Also use the >topmost< of the empty fields, the two below are for the effect inserts. If it still does not work, read the manual again very carefully...

Bye

Toby
www.tobybear.de
nickgold
Posted: 11th October 2001 15:45
Assuming you HAVE a manual...
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