tatama suomo

//sorry for the repost, i was not yet familar with the new seperate lists.

i am stuck with the fact that any vst-plug i create that contains 

more than one plugout~ opject (with correct arguments of the desired 

outputpair) crashes logic pro 7.1's au-valiation tool and live 5.03.

below is a most simple patch that crashes as vst. if you remove the 

second plugout~ (3 4) object it runs fine.

i remember using multiouts without a problem som time ago but not 

i am stuck with the fact that any vst-plug i create that contains 
more than one plugout~ opject (with correct arguments of the desired 
outputpair) crashes logic pro 7.1's au-valiation tool and live 5.03.

below is a most simple patch that crashes as vst. if you remove the 
second plugout~ (3 4) object it runs fine.

i remember using multiouts without a problem som time ago but not 
anymore.
does anyone have an idea ?

multi-channel-pluggo-crashing-host-live-logic

If you would like to create a multichannel plug-in, then try using a 

single object like [plugout~ 1 2 3 4]. I'm not sure what you will do 

with the plug-in though. Neither Live nor Logic support multichannel 

If you would like to create a multichannel plug-in, then try using a  
single object like [plugout~ 1 2 3 4].  I'm not sure what you will do  
with the plug-in though.  Neither Live nor Logic support multichannel  
plug-ins.
    -Tim


for what ever reason i was still in belive that you had to create one 

logic & live do eat multichannel-plugs if those run as synth, thats 

that did it!
for what ever reason i was still in belive that you had to create one  
plugout~ per channel-pair.

logic & live do eat multichannel-plugs if those run as synth, thats  
what i am doing.

i've been working in ableton live with surround plug-ins- 

i've used the plugsend~ object to handle the 3 and 4 outputs then creating a seperate plug-in with plugreceive~ - i load the seprate plug-in on a different audio channel to receive the 3 and 4 outputs

just like using an aux send and receive on a desk

i've been working in ableton live with surround plug-ins- 
i've used the plugsend~ object to handle the 3 and 4 outputs then creating a seperate plug-in with plugreceive~ - i load the seprate plug-in on a different audio channel to receive the 3 and 4 outputs

Note that Cubase/Nuendo support multi channel plugins. Just an FYI.

multi-channel pluggo crashing host (live, logic)