Assigning more than one vst in cubase???

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Posted by sterilis on Aug-29-2006 16:26:

Assigning more than one vst in cubase???

Is there a way of assigning say a v station and pro 53 to the one midi track?

thanks

Posted by mysticalninja on Aug-29-2006 16:49:

Click the little speaker icons on both midi tracks that way your playing both without having to select the tracks.

Posted by -=chato4ever=- on Aug-29-2006 17:10:

Download the Xlutop Chainer.. put like 8 VSTi's under one MIDI track, its a VST... http://www.kvraudio.com/get/261.htm...dc349333cc5ac31

Posted by sterilis on Aug-29-2006 17:23:

quote:
Originally posted by -=chato4ever=-
Download the Xlutop Chainer.. put like 8 VSTi's under one MIDI track, its a VST... http://www.kvraudio.com/get/261.htm...dc349333cc5ac31

nice device. although i dont have the $60 to pay for it. running low on money at the minute.

Posted by farris on Aug-29-2006 20:37:

Don't know if I understand exactly what you mean,
but do you want ONE midi track to send its notes to TWO vsti's?
If so, than just duplicate the midi track and assign each to one
of the vsti's.
If not, than sorry for misunderstanding.

- farris

Posted by sterilis on Aug-29-2006 20:44:

this is what i usually do but it over crowds the sequencer. thought there would have been an alternative.

thanks though

Posted by farris on Aug-29-2006 20:53:

If it gets too crowded, how about some folder tracks?
That why you can group elements that belong to eachother and keep
it all tidy.

- farris

Posted by No Left Turn on Aug-29-2006 23:13:

folder tracks are one of the great inventions of mankind.

Posted by Subtle on Aug-29-2006 23:15:

what about duplicating the MIDI tracks ?