How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound Posted by: Prateekdujari Date:1/20/2012 5:35:52 PM I installed compatible third party VST plug-in called Repli-Q which does eq spectral matching. within SF Repli-q shows up as an available and checked VST plug-in (options-> preferences-> vst plug-in tab and also in the list of effects/processes in the SF batch converter. However I dont know how to invoke the Repli-Q plug-in's interface to adjust and use the repli-q settings within SF. How do I do this? Pl note since Repli-q is a plug in,it cant be launched on it's own but only via a host audio program which is SF in this case.
Subject:RE: How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound Reply by: Geoff_Wood Date:1/20/2012 7:59:09 PM Open an event's FX chain, add the effect the chain, then when the chain is displayed, clicking on that particular effect on the chain display will invoke it's interface. In the Batch Converter add the effect, hightlight it. and press Change Preset (?) to customise settings. geoff
Subject:RE: How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound Reply by: rraud Date:1/21/2012 11:00:13 AM You can also add it to your FX favorites "FX Favorites> Organize" to use it individually or without the chainer function..In either case, the plugin's *.dll file must be in a VST folder SF recognizes.. or browse for it in "Options> Preferences> VST Effects> .

Subject:How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound

Date:1/20/2012 5:35:52 PM

I installed compatible third party VST plug-in called Repli-Q which does eq spectral matching. within SF Repli-q shows up as an available and checked VST plug-in (options-> preferences-> vst plug-in tab and also in the list of effects/processes in the SF batch converter. However I dont know how to invoke the Repli-Q plug-in's interface to adjust and use the repli-q settings within SF. How do I do this? Pl note since Repli-q is a plug in,it cant be launched on it's own but only via a host audio program which is SF in this case.

Subject:RE: How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:1/20/2012 7:59:09 PM

Open an event's FX chain, add the effect the chain, then when the chain is displayed, clicking on that particular effect on the chain display will invoke it's interface.

In the Batch Converter add the effect, hightlight it. and press Change Preset (?) to customise settings.

geoff

Subject:RE: How do I activate third party VST plug-in in sound

Reply by: rraud

Date:1/21/2012 11:00:13 AM

You can also add it to your FX favorites "FX Favorites> Organize" to use it individually or without the chainer function..In either case, the plugin's *.dll file must be in a VST folder SF recognizes.. or browse for it in "Options> Preferences> VST Effects> .