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z3ta+: How can I hear the sound i've created with the standalone synth ?
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| Shahar |
| I did some sound with the standalone synth and I wanna hear it... How can I hear it without save it as wave file? |
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| Klangzentrum |
| never used it as a standalone, but i think "record WAV file" is the only possibility! :rolleyes: perhaps somebody else can help... |
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| Shahar |
Ohhhhh..... thats a big .
I even cant add it to FL, why?
It doesn't find it in the VSTi search |
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| Klangzentrum |
oh, normally it should find your z3ta+ in fruity! i even have two of them! :haha:
perhaps try "scan & verify (unsafe)?!" to find the vsti!?:confused: |
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| Dj Thy |
| Click on the greyish bar on the bottom of the synth window. According to where you click, the pitch will change (kinda emulates a keyboard with the mouse). |
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| Shahar |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dj Thy
Click on the greyish bar on the bottom of the synth window. According to where you click, the pitch will change (kinda emulates a keyboard with the mouse). |
Can you explain it again?
I tried but nothing happend
[Edit]
I fixed the prob in fruity.
But how can I hear something in the standalone synth |
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| Dj Thy |
http://www.rgcaudio.com/images/z3ta%2Bsshot100.gif
This pic is coming from the RGCaudio site.
Look at the main window (the big one with the sliders), well, you see the grey surface on the bottom of that window? It takes the whole width... Click on it with your mouse.
Of course, it would be much simpler if you used a keyboard with midi capabilities (or a midi controller). |
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