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Subject:Attn Peter
Posted by: zendar
Date:8/2/2002 8:46:07 AM

"It is very important that you understand ACID is supporting VST Instruments. ACID 4 will not support VST effects.

Peter"

Err - this is a bit odd isn't it?

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: pwppch
Date:8/2/2002 9:06:19 AM

Why is it odd?

They have a common name, but perform two very different functions. The connection of VSTis to the "engine" is VERY different than how VST Fx would be connected. Two completely different parts of the product.

The DX wrappers for VST fx work very well.

I just don't understand the huge debate over this...

Peter

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: Jacose
Date:8/2/2002 2:03:07 PM

debate?

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: stakeoutstudios
Date:8/4/2002 1:52:13 PM

gotta say, I bought a VST -> DX wrapper just for a couple of plugins which I think are neat, and it works perfectly! I understand why Sonic Foundry wouldn't waste development time when someone else has already done it! :o)

Jason

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: gbat
Date:8/4/2002 4:40:32 PM

webpuppy,

May I ask you which wrapper ya got? I've heard they are flaky but maybe they have been improved. I have been limitimg my vst plug use to N-Tracks, which allows both vst and dx but I have a few vst's I would like to use with acid.

Thanks.

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: Spirit
Date:8/4/2002 6:57:44 PM

There are lots of good DX effects around. Have a look here:
http://www.thedirectxfiles.com/plugins.htm

I just wish SoFo would update their effects to give a BPM rate with their delays. An auto tenmpo sync would be even better.

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: Jacose
Date:8/4/2002 8:01:27 PM

yo directizer 2.2 rocks!!!no problems at all...

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: Ben 
Date:8/5/2002 1:01:39 PM



>> I just wish SoFo would update their effects to give a BPM rate with their delays.

Here here! I'm sick of using Waves power-hungry delays simply because they have BPM. An update of the SoFo delay including BPM rate would definitely be nice; the whole the XFX suite must be a good few years old now and is in need of a revamp/update...

Ben

Subject:RE: Attn Peter
Reply by: DataCowboy
Date:8/5/2002 3:40:52 PM

I always have the calculator or BPM charts handy for the BPM stuff, but I'd love to get rid of them. It's an annoyance to keep having to look up BPM's like 133 and such. The option to use BPM instead for everything that is a time-based effect would be greatly appreciated.

Hex

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