Or did you have something more elaborate in mind? Sounds like something akin to being able to choose the routing the way internal controllers are handled - which wouldn't be a bad thing either.
Regards,
JMH
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- KVRian
- 1398 posts since 9 Dec, 2002
Hmm... at least ChordSpace seemed to work nicely in FL, dunno what those mentioned might do or not do. It's all about getting those input/output ports matching, I suppose
Or did you have something more elaborate in mind? Sounds like something akin to being able to choose the routing the way internal controllers are handled - which wouldn't be a bad thing either.
Regards,
JMH
Or did you have something more elaborate in mind? Sounds like something akin to being able to choose the routing the way internal controllers are handled - which wouldn't be a bad thing either.
Regards,
JMH
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- KVRAF
- 3528 posts since 18 Apr, 2002 from British Columbia, Canada
actually, i just wanted to be able to use the Nicfit plugins the same way i use the peak controller. 
is that possible? I very well may have just done it wrong, that has happened several times before. I have tried it, doesn't seem to work...
Is Chordspace a MFX, or a VST plugin? There is a difference as far as i know, but again I could be wrong. I think MFX is a dx protocol, for use with cakewalk stuff.
is that possible? I very well may have just done it wrong, that has happened several times before. I have tried it, doesn't seem to work...Is Chordspace a MFX, or a VST plugin? There is a difference as far as i know, but again I could be wrong. I think MFX is a dx protocol, for use with cakewalk stuff.
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- KVRian
- 1398 posts since 9 Dec, 2002
ChordSpace is a VST plugin.
Regarding those Nicfit plugins... if they're standard VST plugins, it should be sufficient that you define their output port (which is the tricky part, as by default FL shows the input port in the top right corner - you have to select "Show output port" from the arrow down menu beneath the icon in the top left corner), match the input port in the plugin you're going to control, and then map the controllers in question accordingly so that they match as well.
Granted, it would be a killer feature if one could use MIDI generating plugins so that their outputs appeared in the internal controller list, but I suspect it would be extremely hard to realize - most likely things like that couldn't be detected automatically, so you would have to configure it somewhere along the line and that would probably make it too tedious for most people (including myself, I had to add!).
Regards,
JMH
Regarding those Nicfit plugins... if they're standard VST plugins, it should be sufficient that you define their output port (which is the tricky part, as by default FL shows the input port in the top right corner - you have to select "Show output port" from the arrow down menu beneath the icon in the top left corner), match the input port in the plugin you're going to control, and then map the controllers in question accordingly so that they match as well.
Granted, it would be a killer feature if one could use MIDI generating plugins so that their outputs appeared in the internal controller list, but I suspect it would be extremely hard to realize - most likely things like that couldn't be detected automatically, so you would have to configure it somewhere along the line and that would probably make it too tedious for most people (including myself, I had to add!).
Regards,
JMH
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