Thu 29 Jan 2004, 16:40
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Could someone please explain just what a VSTi is?
Thanks you! This post has been edited by stanh: Thu 29 Jan 2004, 16:41 -------------------- Stan
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Thu 29 Jan 2004, 16:48
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Well I guess you mean VST.
Thats a plug-ins architecture used by many music software vendors to write - among other things - reverb units, compressors equalizers delays, guitaramplifiers & much more. Steinberg aka Cubase uses this standard for most of it's plug-ins. The plug-ins can be chosen within a program like DP4(use a wrapper) or Ableton, Cubase etc, and applied upon recorded audio material. Instead of bying a separate hardware box. Cheers: Dixiechicken -------------------- ==================
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stanh What Is Vsti? Thu 29 Jan 2004, 16:40
nate d Someone correct me if I'm wrong:
While dixiec... Thu 29 Jan 2004, 19:57
rickenbacker VST stands for Virtual Studio Technology. Whether ... Fri 30 Jan 2004, 11:50
nate d I know Live supports VST plugins, but it doesn... Fri 30 Jan 2004, 14:17
rickenbacker And I know that you know Live supports VST plug-in... Fri 30 Jan 2004, 17:11
nate d Somehow, I misunderstood your post even though I r... Fri 30 Jan 2004, 17:16![]() ![]() |
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