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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » June 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Begginer question!
bubbychastard
Posted: 11th June 2002 10:06
this will be a stupid question, but im a begginer!

How do you actually get the VSTi's on Cubase to work (make sound!)?
afx23
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:35
1.Open the vsti rack and select a vsti
2.Select a MIDI track , and where it says output select the vsti.
3.then play or pencil in some notes and it should werk!

actually never mind what i wrote check dis out > http://computermusic.co.uk/tutorial/cm101/1.asp start at 3.
M_W_N_P
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:37
The manual is also worth reading...
bubbychastard
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:38
i havnt got the manual, thats why im asking. What do you mean by 'pencil in some notes'? and where does it say output?

[ 11 June 2002, 14:43: Message edited by: bubbstah ]
afx23
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:41
quote:
Originally posted by M_W_N_P:
The manual is also worth reading...
he might be using a demo.... plus that part in the manual is clear as mud......coments like that are retarded ....
bubbychastard
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:48
can anybody help?
afx23
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:49
quote:
Originally posted by bubbstah:
can anybody help?
read my post , there s a link....
M_W_N_P
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:51
quote:
Originally posted by afx23:
he might be using a demo.
He might not.

...

[ 11 June 2002, 14:51: Message edited by: M_W_N_P ]
bubbychastard
Posted: 11th June 2002 11:52
ive got that far, but how do you actually make the instrument make a sound????
M_W_N_P
Posted: 11th June 2002 12:00
quote:
Originally posted by bubbstah:
ive got that far, but how do you actually make the instrument make a sound????
- From the Panels menu choose VST Instruments. When the instrument rack opens, select an instrument to use.

- Choose a MIDI track and, in the Inspector (on the left of the Arrange window), select the Instrument you just chose as the Track output.

- Make sure you have a MIDI keyboard connected, and switched on. Play some notes.

- If that doesn't work, check that your soundcard's audio output is connected to your amp.

- Make sure the Instruments mixer channel isn't muted.

- Make sure your amp is switched on.

Er...I'm running out of suggestions here...

EDIT

If the instrument has a virtual keyboard, try clicking on the keys with your mouse.

[ 11 June 2002, 15:02: Message edited by: M_W_N_P ]
bubbychastard
Posted: 11th June 2002 12:01
im not using a demo. Do you mean the computer keyboard? it isnt making any noise at all.
M_W_N_P
Posted: 11th June 2002 12:04
quote:
Originally posted by bubbstah:
im not using a demo. Do you mean the computer keyboard? it isnt making any noise at all.
Not the QWERTY keyboard, a MIDI keyboard - like on a synthesizer.

Attached to a MIDI interface, attached to your computer.
bubbychastard
Posted: 11th June 2002 12:09
i got it. thanks.
afx23
Posted: 11th June 2002 12:10
ok bub , maybe cubase is not a good starting point for you : you ever heard of fruity loops?
it s a "tracker"-like sequencer that supports vsti's!! a lot easier to figgure out than cubase!
Teksonik
Posted: 11th June 2002 12:22
If he is not using a Demo and doesn't have the Manual it must be cracked software.People who use cracks should not receive help in these forums.Of course I could be wrong about it being warez-I hope.
afx23
Posted: 11th June 2002 15:33
i think we should be a happy family and not assume bad things about people all the time (hi refx!). it s obvious this guy is just "checking it out" so crack or demo who cares... maybe he'll get hooked and become a constructive memember of this fine institution.

now let's hope the guy's not eating ramen noodles because he shelled out too much money for his sequencer...you'd hurt his feelings....
Takk
Posted: 12th June 2002 04:44
quote:
Originally posted by afx23:
now let's hope the guy's not eating ramen noodles because he shelled out too much money for his sequencer...you'd hurt his feelings....
... and forgotten where he put the manual [Roll Eyes]
Funkybot
Posted: 12th June 2002 04:57
Well Cubase doesn't come with a printed manual does it? I always remember people complaining about that (Sonar has a nice one [Razz] ). Assuming he bought it (and that's a big assumption at this point) maybe he just didn't know that it's on a .pdf on his hardrive.
progfusion74
Posted: 12th June 2002 05:29
Funky,

The getting started manual is printed. The Details manual is PDF. So he should definitely have a printed manual with enough info to get started.
SDZH
Posted: 12th June 2002 06:49
Bubbstah - speak up, man !
All these people speculating about you and your software habits ! [Smile]
Settle the debate and say why you don't have the manual... [Big Grin]
TnB
emerald tablet
Posted: 12th June 2002 10:03
looks like bubbstah gave up

after all, it is very hard to place some dll files in a folder if you can`t even read a manual [Smile]
Takk
Posted: 12th June 2002 10:53
quote:
Originally posted by Poweruser:
looks like bubbstah gave up
I hope he isn't in a music shop right now half-inching a Triton or Novastation or something [Big Grin]

[ 12 June 2002, 13:54: Message edited by: Takk ]
emerald tablet
Posted: 12th June 2002 10:56
quote:
I hope he isn't in a music shop right now half-inching a Korg Triton or something

[Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Big Grin] [Big Grin]
Caleb
Posted: 12th June 2002 21:47
Wouldn't the cracked version come with the pdf manual anyway - and isn't there a help menu within Cubase which would probably handle things like directing midi notes to instruments?

This may be showing my ignorance of the workings of Cubase.

I must admit though, I got a version of Logic with a soundcard and even reading through the supplied documentation I couldn't actually work out how to do anything constructive with that program. I decided then and there that it wasn't the application for me. [Big Grin]
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