Does it make sense to use EnergyXT in Receptor?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 35 posts since 7 Aug, 2004 from NY
Can you use EnergyXT in Receptor? Mostly for the arpegiator?
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- R.I.P.
- 3833 posts since 8 Sep, 2003 from Santa Clara, CA, USA
This would be GREAT...it would add sequencing to Receptor as well...but it has a registry file which might be hard to install on receptor. It "might" work as an unsupported plug, but perhaps only in demo mode. Have to try it. ( BTW: I am not an official MUSer..just a receptor addict 
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- KVRAF
- 1789 posts since 17 Mar, 2004 from Bretagne, the west of France
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 35 posts since 7 Aug, 2004 from NY
Maybe Receptor can copy EnergyXT.
Are there other arpegiators that are really good that you can use in a chain?
Also, does Receptor have a built in sequencer?
Are there other arpegiators that are really good that you can use in a chain?
Also, does Receptor have a built in sequencer?
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- KVRAF
- 3475 posts since 6 Oct, 2001 from europe-norway-oslo
eXT doesn't use the registry, the installiation is just a dll + a text file.tconrardy wrote:This would be GREAT...it would add sequencing to Receptor as well...but it has a registry file which might be hard to install on receptor. It "might" work as an unsupported plug, but perhaps only in demo mode. Have to try it. ( BTW: I am not an official MUSer..just a receptor addict
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cheers
jorgen
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- R.I.P.
- 3833 posts since 8 Sep, 2003 from Santa Clara, CA, USA
jorgen wrote:eXT doesn't use the registry, the installiation is just a dll + a text file.tconrardy wrote:This would be GREAT...it would add sequencing to Receptor as well...but it has a registry file which might be hard to install on receptor. It "might" work as an unsupported plug, but perhaps only in demo mode. Have to try it. ( BTW: I am not an official MUSer..just a receptor addict
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cheers
jorgen
Ok..thanks for that info. Just tried it. Dropped the eXT VST version into the unsupported plugin folder. Went to setup on receptor and clicked the X to make it look in that folder. The DLL was not registered and nothing came up to install. DARN!
then tried the same thing with the effect version of eXT. The DLL was recognized. Then a dialog came up to show eXT where the VST plugins were, so I did that.
However selecting the plugin to instantigate ( as an effect, not an instrument )resulted in hanging receptor ( the busy hourglass ) I let it hang for a long time, then had to reboot. Did it twice to be sure.
DARN2 ! so..thats the report
don't know why the receptor is not accepting the VST version as well... . MUSers?
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- Mr KVR
- 1431 posts since 23 Oct, 2000 from UK
- KVR Audio
Tim,
I noticed that the filename of the instrument version of eXT is all uppercase and if you change the .DLL extension to lowercase (.dll) Receptor sees it and allows you to install it! However, it is just as unstable as the effect version
I've just updated my Receptor with a newer version of the software (an internal revision, not available to the public yet) and eXT works much better, although there are still some issues. Hopefully the engineeering guys will have it sorted soon (although I'm not involved in that area...)
I noticed that the filename of the instrument version of eXT is all uppercase and if you change the .DLL extension to lowercase (.dll) Receptor sees it and allows you to install it! However, it is just as unstable as the effect version
I've just updated my Receptor with a newer version of the software (an internal revision, not available to the public yet) and eXT works much better, although there are still some issues. Hopefully the engineeering guys will have it sorted soon (although I'm not involved in that area...)
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- R.I.P.
- 3833 posts since 8 Sep, 2003 from Santa Clara, CA, USA
Thanks Ben...I will check it out!Ben | KvR wrote:Tim,
I noticed that the filename of the instrument version of eXT is all uppercase and if you change the .DLL extension to lowercase (.dll) Receptor sees it and allows you to install it! However, it is just as unstable as the effect version
I've just updated my Receptor with a newer version of the software (an internal revision, not available to the public yet) and eXT works much better, although there are still some issues. Hopefully the engineeering guys will have it sorted soon (although I'm not involved in that area...)
It would be great to use eXT mainly so you can use the midi tools. You can have a riff going in eXT and jam along with another plug. Thats the way I want to use it.
Tim
