Just got an iBook and loaded up Tracktion. I've got a bunch of songs using VST plugins that are for windows. Any easy way to wrap these in the mac version of Tracktion? Some of these are not availble for the mac.
Help!
Windows VST DLLs on a mac?
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- Banned
- 705 posts since 29 Jan, 2004
Because that actually gives them the feeling of "professionality" and "individuality".greendoor wrote:Why do people buy Macs for music?
That's a myth.
Because in puncto music the PC has cached the MAC longly. And their individuality goes not that far, that they finally could give up to ask for plugins, which are already available on PC.
Whatsoever, many studios even build entirely on the MAC and still continue. Even because that "myth". Or because the fact that they are only able to work with LOGIC ( a certain midi program which has merely few comon with being specialy "logic" )...
It (the ownership of a MAC) don't prevent them for crashes or similar all-day computer problems nor guarants that fact them any success in the music biz.
But they may still continue to believe that.
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- KVRAF
- 1818 posts since 5 Apr, 2002 from Seattle, WA, USA
1. No Viruses
2. Crashes are rare
3. Logic
4. It's plug-n-play, and very easy to use
2. Crashes are rare
3. Logic
4. It's plug-n-play, and very easy to use
upsidedown wrote:Because that actually gives them the feeling of "professionality" and "individuality".greendoor wrote:Why do people buy Macs for music?
That's a myth.
Because in puncto music the PC has cached the MAC longly. And their individuality goes not that far, that they finally could give up to ask for plugins, which are already available on PC.
Whatsoever, many studios even build entirely on the MAC and still continue. Even because that "myth". Or because the fact that they are only able to work with LOGIC ( a certain midi program which has merely few comon with being specialy "logic" )...
It (the ownership of a MAC) don't prevent them for crashes or similar all-day computer problems nor guarants that fact them any success in the music biz.
But they may still continue to believe that.
.
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- 705 posts since 29 Jan, 2004
Oh Dear Lady. 
Didn't you understand?
That was actually ironical sarkasm. Satirical polemic.
As with all that kind of articulation: There is actually a bit of truth inside ...
(By the way: You broke the KVR rules. That's typical for MAC users... )
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Didn't you understand?
That was actually ironical sarkasm. Satirical polemic.
As with all that kind of articulation: There is actually a bit of truth inside ...
(By the way: You broke the KVR rules. That's typical for MAC users...
) .