Any way to dispaly multiple VST GUI's?

[Frippertronix]

I like the little VST "bay" or whatever it's called, that T2 gives, especially for that nifty parallel effects loop that so many plugs lack in and of themselves, but there are times when I'd really like to see two VST's at the same time, especially when doing EQ tweaks and wanting to see a spectrum without having to switch back and forth really fast.

[valley]

click the 'lock' button in the plugins' titlebar

[AD80]

Did you try the "lock" button on the VST interface?

[Frippertronix]

I tried it, but I didn't know what to do next.

Can I drag it where I want it then?

[AndrewSimon]

I tried it, but I didn't know what to do next.

Can I drag it where I want it then?

Hey take a risk and try it

No seriously, it's very simple you can lock as many VST's as you wish.
They all stay on the screen.
You can grab them and move them anywhere on the screen.

[valley]

lock simply stops the UI auto-hiding when you select another plugin. Once locked, you can open (and lock) other plugin windows alongside the locked one(s).

[SaviorNeeded]

If you like to have several gui's open but hate that they block your view, try this simple utility that I like to mention every now and then:

http://www.fatfreesoft.com/2desk.php

The free Windows program, "Double Desktop," puts an icon in your taskbar--clicking it brings you to a second virtual desktop. You can slide all your gui's to one desktop and have Tracktion open on the other. Clicking the icon switches instantly between the two.

Tom

[Frippertronix]

I tried it, but I didn't know what to do next.

Can I drag it where I want it then?

Hey take a risk and try it

No seriously, it's very simple you can lock as many VST's as you wish.
They all stay on the screen.
You can grab them and move them anywhere on the screen.

I--I, I'm just nervous about trying new things, you know...



I'm at work, but I'll try when I get home.

I guess it looked like it was sort of stuck there in it's little bay at the bottom of the screen so I didn't think you could click and drag, but I'll give it a try later.

Thanks!

Dave

[Frippertronix]

I
The free Windows program, "Double Desktop," puts an icon in your taskbar--clicking it brings you to a second virtual desktop.
Tom

Thanks! I'll try it!

Dave