because fl studio is for losers

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Originally posted by sterilis because fl studio is for losers

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Originally posted by sterilis because fl studio is for losers

rofl tell that to Static Blue and Icone and Deadmau5 and Maor Levi and Toby Emerson.

Pretty sure they'll chew u out.

make sure the appropriate channels (like the automation) are enabled(lit green), you know what i mean?

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Originally posted by Nightshift rofl tell that to Static Blue and Icone and Deadmau5 and Maor Levi and Toby Emerson. Pretty sure they'll chew u out.

its called sarcasm hence the look it up you might learn something.

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Originally posted by ASFSE make sure the appropriate channels (like the automation) are enabled(lit green), you know what i mean?

Thanks for the reply, yeah they are lit and the volume is on full while it is on the correct channel.. cant find the problem..

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weird...a problem like this is hard to fix without seeing e'rthing infront of me...good luck tho.

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Originally posted by Rinster what could be the cause of a vst not listening to the free filter automation clip? even though its on the correct channel and the free filter is on in the mixer.. ? thanks lads.

Do you mean that the free filter has no effect on the vst? If so, make sure that the filter is positioned BELOW the VST in the effect chain. It has to be in order.

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Originally posted by Elec Do you mean that the free filter has no effect on the vst? If so, make sure that the filter is positioned BELOW the VST in the effect chain. It has to be in order.

by effect chain you mean the bottom part where all the automation/audio clips are? the free filter is placed underneath the vst.. but it still has no effect on the vst?!..

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i think what he means is if the VST is an effect itself, then you want the filter to be after it in the chain...but you are probably talking about VST in terms of an instrument, right? or maybe not...if indeed you are referring to a VST as an instrument, then the placement of the filter in the chain shouldnt have anything to do with it...i think.

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Originally posted by Rinster by effect chain you mean the bottom part where all the automation/audio clips are? the free filter is placed underneath the vst.. but it still has no effect on the vst?!..

No, by effect chain I mean the effects in the mixer.

Do you have a VST instrument loaded into a mixer insert? If so, the filter must be below the VST plugin. Im referring to the 8 effect slots within a mixer insert (channel). So lets say you are using Vanguard. If Vanguard is in slot 4, then filter or any other effects for that matter need to be in slots 5 through 8 or they will have no effect on Vanguard.

The only thing that matters in the playlist, where all the automation/audio clips are, is horizontal arrangement.

It would be best if you just put up a screenshot.