What's the trick?
Regards, James
Display multiple plugins, simultaneously ?
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- KVRAF
- 2310 posts since 13 Apr, 2008 from Germany
Is this a serious question?
No tricks needed...
I guess plugin view is what you've used so far as this shows one plugin at a time only on the plugin panel.
You can click "Edit" in each plugin slot of each rack below "settings" and open a separate window for each plugin you're using side by side. You can also open the same with "Tools" -> "Plugin's editor". There is a built in editor too - "Tools" -> "Build-in editor" -that shows just faders for each vst parameter the plugin exports.
On the individual plugin's windows you can right click on the title bar and get further options to make this window "open on load", staying "always on top" (like windows task manager) or disabling the toolbar in the window by unchecking "Show toolbar" to get only the plugin gui.
As far as I remember the window positions are saved in a session too, so the feature set is pretty complete imho.
Hope this helps.
No tricks needed...
I guess plugin view is what you've used so far as this shows one plugin at a time only on the plugin panel.
You can click "Edit" in each plugin slot of each rack below "settings" and open a separate window for each plugin you're using side by side. You can also open the same with "Tools" -> "Plugin's editor". There is a built in editor too - "Tools" -> "Build-in editor" -that shows just faders for each vst parameter the plugin exports.
On the individual plugin's windows you can right click on the title bar and get further options to make this window "open on load", staying "always on top" (like windows task manager) or disabling the toolbar in the window by unchecking "Show toolbar" to get only the plugin gui.
As far as I remember the window positions are saved in a session too, so the feature set is pretty complete imho.
Hope this helps.
Best regards, TiUser
...and keep on jamming...
...and keep on jamming...