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i have found a very nice module which i want to use in my sequencer. but i dont know anything about compiling and stuff

i can use it live. but i want to use MSPMAX as a vst plugin effect

i have searched everywhere and found only information about rewiring (my host doest support rewire.only vst plugin effects are supported)

i want to open MSPMAX as a vst plugin which will get one input and give me one output

please help me do that
thank you!!!!!! :)


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what you want is pluggo, as in the MSP pluggo building objects.

from my understanding pluggo is a pack of plugins based on mspmax engine

i got specific .mxf files downloaded for the internet and i want to use them as a vst effects

thank you for the reply
but still i dont think so

i still find it impossible
please help
10x again


unless you plan on changing the max patch live then just use Pluggo. The pluggo tutorials are really really really good. just create a pp object for every peramater you want to change and set the plug info right and then load it in your sequencer. what seqencer are you using. I've had great success in Cubase SX3, Ableton Live 6 and Protools M powerd 7. I have no idea if logic can run pluggo as i'm not a apple user.

The rewire isn't too bad either i havn't had huge success with if but i only use pluggo for all my needs but the rewire engine is pretty powerful so its worth using.

Pluggo is two things. On one hand it's the set of plugins. On the other, it refers to the ability to build vst plugins. Look under "MSP Plugins" in the new object list. Also, check out "build collective" under the file menu. When you hit build, you can select a vst extension as a possible output. On windows it's .dll.

There are pluggo tutorials somewhere on cycling's site. For SOME STUPID REASON they're included with the pluggo retail plugin collection installer when they really should be included with the regular maxMSP installer. However, you can still dl them from this site.... somewhere.

Pluggo is two things.  On one hand it's the set of plugins. On the other, it refers to the ability to build vst plugins.  Look under "MSP Plugins" in the new object list.  Also, check out "build collective" under the file menu. When you hit build, you can select a vst extension as a possible output.  On windows it's .dll.  

There are pluggo tutorials somewhere on cycling's site.  For SOME STUPID REASON they're included with the pluggo retail plugin collection installer when they really should be included with the regular maxMSP installer.  However, you can still dl them from this site.... somewhere.

Oh, you don't need pluggo retail, IE, the plugins to build plugins, only MSP.

i need help with vst connection please