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Subject:cakewalk pluggins
Posted by: kbruff
Date:8/14/2003 1:27:32 PM
Whenever I try to use Directx pluggins from my third party Cakewalk product, SF6 reports an error. The error alludes to the file type, in that it dislikes stero files, but then if convert to mono -- it then says it does not like mono files. And then SF6 prompts me to uninistall the pluggin -- What is going on here? Does SF6 like pluggins from other developers -- it seems to allow Isotope pluggins -- very nicely. Please comment -- thanks |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: whr
Date:8/15/2003 10:08:10 AM
I don't know the answer to your problem but I have had no trouble using Cakewalk plugins. |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: jrzzycity
Date:8/15/2003 3:25:32 PM
mine work fine alsoo |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: paulsalter
Date:8/15/2003 4:22:01 PM
What version of Dircet X do you use?, What cakewalk product have you got? and lastly are you on the latest version of SF6? Cheers Paul |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: kbruff
Date:8/15/2003 5:17:20 PM
Hello Paul Salter, I have (1) Sound Forge 6 (2) Demo version of latest cakewalk software (3) Directx 8 |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: paulsalter
Date:8/16/2003 7:04:15 AM
I beleive it is due to the cakewalk demo, the plugins only work in the demo app not outside it. I had a similar thing using project 5 demo, the DX instruments worked in project 5 but failed if I tried them in anything else Cheers Paul |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: rjt
Date:8/17/2003 9:29:45 AM
I have full versions of Sonar2.2XL and Project5. None of the Project5 plugins with the exception of Spektral transformer and most of the updated effects (FXreverb, chorus, delay etc.) do not work in my SF6. The older cakewalk plug ins work, as do the mastering compressor and eq in Sonar and some of the newer plug ins that focus on dynamics such as the FXDynamics processor. If someone has a way of making the newer Cakewalk FX work in SF, please let us know. Take Care |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: MacMoney
Date:8/18/2003 11:30:44 AM
He guys don't hold me to this, (It's been a while) A friend of my partner George, who works for Cakewalk told him that some of the DX plugins that come bundled with Cakewalk do not run in other DX apps. They are only for Cakewalk. Tony Mac |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: Sonic
Date:8/18/2003 1:23:20 PM
Also, some of the plug-ins shipped with Cakewalk products are DXi (synth) plug-ins, not standard DirectX transform plug-ins. Sound Forge doesn't support DXi plug-ins (though ACID 4.0 does). J. |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: MacMoney
Date:8/18/2003 4:16:22 PM
>Also, some of the plug-ins shipped with Cakewalk products are DXi (synth) plug-ins, not standard DirectX transform plug-ins. Sound Forge doesn't support DXi plug-ins (though ACID 4.0 does). >J. Hi J Acid 4.0 only supports VSTi's (Insterments) and DX (Effects) not DXi (Instruments) Tony Mac |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: kbruff
Date:8/19/2003 9:56:07 AM
maybe cakewalk is not worth for now? I have ACID, Vegas and SF6 -- I just figured that I would give it a try? How are you guys using this program -- I really have not dug deep into yet!!! |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: Sonic
Date:8/19/2003 1:24:50 PM
Oops. Right, VSTi not DXi. I'll shut up now. |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: MacMoney
Date:8/19/2003 6:50:13 PM
I only keep it in my room incase someone has a Sonar project. I don't think the other guys even have it installed. I know George gave his Cubase and Sonar to University of Tx El Paso. Ron Jones |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: besard
Date:9/13/2003 4:20:51 AM
Just signed on to this board so my answer is a bit late. I emailed DSP/FX (OEM of the fx... Sonar plugins) technical support. They confirmed that those plugins have special hooks so that they only work in Sonar. One black mark for Cakewalk products as far as I'm concerned. Besard |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: Geoff_Wood
Date:9/13/2003 5:38:19 AM
Well it was a 'Demo' seq product you got them from, eh ? A little bit harsh .... With a little ingenuity you could surely find some demo 'real' versions, and if you like them, buy the real thing ? Or are Cake's plugins actually downloadable in external demo form separately ? geoff |
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Subject:RE: cakewalk pluggins
Reply by: besard
Date:9/25/2003 3:48:08 AM
These plugins come bundled with Sonar 1.3, which I bought. Not a 'demo'. Like I said, the DSP/FX people, who are the actual author of the plugins, confirmed the exclusive usage in Sonar. Besard |