Im thinking of buying the VKFX to go with my Scarbee Rhodes. But I want to try the demo first. Does it work on receptor ok?
Gary
VKFX working on Receptor in demo mode?
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- KVRist
- 387 posts since 24 Aug, 2004
I can't answer about the demo mode, but the actual plug works (and sounds) great!!!!
It brings the Scarbee Rhodes and Wurlys to life, and sounds fantastic on Mr. Ray 73 as
well. It is the only FX plug I use on a regular basis on "bread and butter" sounds.
I have corresponded with someone who had trouble installing it, but I've done it 2 times with no issues. (changed my Receptor's hard drive and had to reinstall)I think the key is to install it and authorize it on your PC first, and then copy the resulting folder over to Receptor.
It brings the Scarbee Rhodes and Wurlys to life, and sounds fantastic on Mr. Ray 73 as
well. It is the only FX plug I use on a regular basis on "bread and butter" sounds.
I have corresponded with someone who had trouble installing it, but I've done it 2 times with no issues. (changed my Receptor's hard drive and had to reinstall)I think the key is to install it and authorize it on your PC first, and then copy the resulting folder over to Receptor.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 413 posts since 5 Dec, 2005
Actually Phil,
Are you using RSP 73? I have it on Kompakt and occasionally there are small clicks which is associated with DFD. Do you or anyone know a good setting for the RSP73 full 12 layers program. I don't know much about DFD at all and have only tried the preset settings on DFD in Kompakt, but Im sure there are better by using the adjusters yourself!
Cheers
Gary
Are you using RSP 73? I have it on Kompakt and occasionally there are small clicks which is associated with DFD. Do you or anyone know a good setting for the RSP73 full 12 layers program. I don't know much about DFD at all and have only tried the preset settings on DFD in Kompakt, but Im sure there are better by using the adjusters yourself!
Cheers
Gary
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- KVRist
- 387 posts since 24 Aug, 2004
I use the RSP 73 thusly:
1.Batch converted the samples to 16 bits.
2. Use the 12V lite program - Full amount of velocity layers but less samples. Nothing is strenched more than 1/2 step, though.
3. DFD off and load the above program into RAM.
This plays great at 128 Sample buffer - probably OK at 64, but I haven't messed with that too much.
I have no love for Native Instruments DFD on Receptor. I can't see ever using it live. Ivory seems to manage just fine, so it is possible on Receptor.
1.Batch converted the samples to 16 bits.
2. Use the 12V lite program - Full amount of velocity layers but less samples. Nothing is strenched more than 1/2 step, though.
3. DFD off and load the above program into RAM.
This plays great at 128 Sample buffer - probably OK at 64, but I haven't messed with that too much.
I have no love for Native Instruments DFD on Receptor. I can't see ever using it live. Ivory seems to manage just fine, so it is possible on Receptor.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 413 posts since 5 Dec, 2005
Phil. Can you or anyone else tell me what programme you used to batch convert them? I can't seem to find one that does batch conversion. Not even my Soundforge.
Cheers
Cheers
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- KVRian
- 691 posts since 13 May, 2004 from Silicon Valley
Hi Guys,
Just wanted to say that I've been using Scarbee's newly released (16 bit) Kontakt libs on Receptor. As expected, these play fine on 128 buffers. They even come with the 'walpaper' pictures of RSP and WEP for Kontakt 2.
Kevin L
Just wanted to say that I've been using Scarbee's newly released (16 bit) Kontakt libs on Receptor. As expected, these play fine on 128 buffers. They even come with the 'walpaper' pictures of RSP and WEP for Kontakt 2.
Kevin L
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- KVRist
- 387 posts since 24 Aug, 2004
I used BarbaBatch. Wavelab I believe will do this as well.c3boy wrote:Phil. Can you or anyone else tell me what programme you used to batch convert them? I can't seem to find one that does batch conversion. Not even my Soundforge.
Cheers