Andrew Burgess

what's the trick to letting the host app know that my vst is a synth not an effect? I can't find anything to switch this in plugconfig...

what's the trick to  letting the host app know that my vst is a synth not an effect? I can't find anything to switch this in plugconfig...


vst-synth

In [plugconfig], add #C synth at the end of the config.

In [plugconfig], add #C synth at the end of the config.
For example:

#C useviews 1 1 1 1;
#C numprograms 32;
#C preempt 1;
#C sigvschange 1;
#C sigvsdefault 32;
#C meter 2;
... etc... 
#C initialpgm 1;
#C synth;

Quote: Roman Thilenius wrote on Mon, 01 January 2007 17:50

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Quote: Roman Thilenius wrote on Mon, 01 January 2007 17:50
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> tutorial P 9
>
> :)
>
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which tutorial? I looked at the MSP onee


Quote: Philippe Gruchet wrote on Mon, 01 January 2007 17:59

> In [plugconfig], add #C synth at the end of the config.

Quote: Philippe Gruchet wrote on Mon, 01 January 2007 17:59
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> In [plugconfig], add #C synth at the end of the config.
> For example:
>
> #C useviews 1 1 1 1;
> #C numprograms 32;
> #C preempt 1;
> #C sigvschange 1;
> #C sigvsdefault 32;
> #C meter 2;
> ... etc... 
> #C initialpgm 1;
> #C synth;
>
> HTH,
> Philippe
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I am working on an installation in wich I am panning a sound on 

I was looking at the 110.distribution external and it does exactly 

what I need. There are only two setbacks.

First one is that it has only eight speakers and esecondly when 

enetering a number over 8 it amplifies the first speaker again.

Is there a way of countering this, so that I can stack more of the 

same object to extend the amount of speakers? Or a way of having more 

Since my speakersetup isn't circular it would be nice not to have 

I am working on an installation in wich I am panning a sound on  
hopefully 10 or more speakers.

I was looking at the 110.distribution external and it does exactly  
what I need. There are only two setbacks.
First one is that it has only eight speakers and esecondly when  
enetering a number over 8 it amplifies the first speaker again.

Is there a way of countering this, so that I can stack more of the  
same object to extend the amount of speakers? Or a way of having more  
then 8 speakers in one setup?

Since my speakersetup isn't circular it would be nice not to have  
sound going round

vst synth