Roman Thilenius

i ran into some trouble using vst~ in pluggo, while it offers 

great possibilities, it seems a bit complicated to handle.

the current pattern in my vst~ stuff is that the

object is filled with a plug-in via drag and drop.

but this stops working when i repeat the process and load

a _second instance of the _same effect plug-in in a _second

vst~ object inside the _same pluggo - the first vst~"slot" 

looses its plug-in that way and is emtpy again.

in the same context please also allow me to complain once

more that it is hard to use complex lcd subpatches inside

it is not only that it refuses to initialise (40 messages, 3 loadbangs, tried also with delay), i can not even send the 

messages manually or in other ways ... most stuff i need to

send to the lcd simply doesnt go there (it works in max

i ran into some trouble using vst~ in pluggo, while it offers 
great possibilities, it seems a bit complicated to handle.

the current pattern in my vst~ stuff is that the
object is filled with a plug-in via drag and drop.
but this stops working when i repeat the process and load
a _second instance of the _same effect plug-in in a _second
vst~ object inside the _same pluggo - the first vst~"slot" 
looses its plug-in that way and is emtpy again.

[plugin~]
[vst~] (northpole), [vst~] (northpole)
[plugout~]

in the same context please also allow me to complain once
more that it is hard to use complex lcd subpatches inside
pluggo. :)
it is not only that it refuses to initialise (40 messages, 3 loadbangs, tried also with delay), i can not even send the 
messages manually or in other ways ... most stuff i need to
send to the lcd simply doesnt go there (it works in max
like a charm)

vst-in-pluggo

do i look like someone who would care for what is allowed and what is forbidden? :)

On Aug 3, 2006, at 10:25 AM, Roman Thilenius wrote:

> do i look like someone who would care for what is allowed and what 

While we don't know what you might look like, it's nonetheless

true that there is a difference between what is allowed and

what is intelligent to pursue. Similarly, there's a difference

between what's justified and what's smart. The news is

>
> do i look like someone who would care for what is allowed and what  
> is forbidden? :)

While we don't know what you might look like, it's nonetheless
true that there is a difference between what is allowed and
what is intelligent to pursue. Similarly, there's a difference
between what's justified and what's smart. The news is
full of that sort of stuff these days.