hey fellas,
would it be technically possible to place (and choose) vst effects *inside* a vsti and use/modulate them the same way you'd use a built-in filter?
vst effects inside a vsti?
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- KVRian
- 1023 posts since 8 Apr, 2003 from Östersund
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- KVRAF
- 6323 posts since 30 Dec, 2004 from London uk
Well, the way its done its simply to apply the vst FX to the audio channel of the vsti in the host. There is no other way as far as I know. All hosts will allow you to do that.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 441 posts since 13 Feb, 2003
but wouldn't it be nice...if you could use plug-in filters just directly inside your vsti? or plug-in modulators...and especially oscillators, without entering the modular arena (reaktor, synthedit, xt et al)?
albino, for example, offers different types of oscillators and filters without being much of a modular monster. think of these different osc and vcf types as plug-ins, et voilà.
albino, for example, offers different types of oscillators and filters without being much of a modular monster. think of these different osc and vcf types as plug-ins, et voilà.
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 14 Feb, 2005
Hello,
I think Virtual Sampler 3.51
can handle that pretty well.
You can assign any vst plug in to an instrument
and use it like a build in filter or effect or oscillator,though it depends on the inserted efx what can be useful.
I think Virtual Sampler 3.51
can handle that pretty well.
You can assign any vst plug in to an instrument
and use it like a build in filter or effect or oscillator,though it depends on the inserted efx what can be useful.
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- KVRist
- 450 posts since 2 Nov, 2003 from 'sunny' Gaylord, Michigan, USA
artechnika console is a dx/vst host that you can open as a dx or vst instrument or effect within a host and then open any combination of instruments and effects, vst and dx in a modular fashion. what's cool about it is you can open it stand-alone and build your patches and save them to be opened within a host later. at least, that's how i use it. think i paid about $100 or something like that....one of those items i have that have been completely bug-free. locates all your audio drivers, all your midi stuff, dx stuff, you set up your vst paths, you drag it all around and hook it up like in reaktor or whatever. the only downside is that it's easy to build stuff stand-alone that will hit your cpu pretty hard in your host.
just noticed your last blurb about avoiding modular.....i just don't pay attention (because it's all about me, of course)
just noticed your last blurb about avoiding modular.....i just don't pay attention (because it's all about me, of course)i'd rather have a mullet than a comb-over.
fortunately, i have neither.
fortunately, i have neither.
