how to edit stylus loops with plug-in vsts

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hi , i'm workin with stylus rmx currently & i can't seem to find out how to process the sound of stylus with one of my vsts (like compression on the kick) i know stylus has fx .. but i know u can do that cause the video turoial said u can but never showed how...

i'm using cubase sx 3 if anyone could point me in the right direction it will be much appricated thx in advance
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if you want to effect individual instruments independantly with external efx, you would need to use kit mode. internally, you can use the mixer page to feed sends.

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Just put the kick slices into an edit group, then route that edit group to a separate output. You can then add your own vst effects to the kicks on that channel in the host mixer. It's quite simple, but see the edit group video tutoral for a demonstration of how to do it.

- Glenn
darkice wrote:hi , i'm workin with stylus rmx currently & i can't seem to find out how to process the sound of stylus with one of my vsts (like compression on the kick) i know stylus has fx .. but i know u can do that cause the video turoial said u can but never showed how...

i'm using cubase sx 3 if anyone could point me in the right direction it will be much appricated thx in advance

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Yep, route a slice or kit element to a separate output, then in your host add whatever plugins you want to that channel.

S'easy peasy...

So Glenn... what ya beeen up to in the office, lately... :D
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Drat, not biting, eh..?

Just release something already, dammit! ;)
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Well, I can tell you the new Spectrasonics offices are complete. Although, that's probably not what you had in mind :-).

- Glenn

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Well, that's *something*, at least... ;)
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The built-in effects in Stylus are great, imo. I think you'd probably be able to squeeze as much power as you want out of what's already there with much less hassle.
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