Nice video. Thanks. Could you tell me how you can do the routing in the case of FL Studio Multi vsti plugin? This is a plugin used to route each individual midi or audio from inside FL Studio to another daw. In the case of Waveform, how can I achieve this? Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Hello, I love watching your videos. I do have a question about scanning for plugins? I will admit I've had trouble in the past loading them successfully. Somehow I get them to work for the most part? I was wondering if you know whether the THU Amp software will be able to work on my Waveform 11 software. Can't seem to get this one to work. What am I doing wrong? or is there compatibility issues with this particular software. Thank you for your help. johni Pennie
That's really nice but can I do that on to just 1 track? because I have some VST making just 1 sound, only 1 output, and whatever I do, I can't hear the others 15 sounds of it. I don't know if I can or this is a limitation or there's an option and I can't find it, but I tried everything without success...
Still over complicated. On other daws you would first route an instrument sound to an output, them map the input of a channel to that out put. Dead easy.
Super. Exactly what I need. I'm only wondering if you can do that with Collective instead of MT Drumkit? Or with the Mutisampler wrapped in a rack? In both Collective and MultiSampler I don't seem to have this mixer output channel to set the correct outputs... I'm using Linux and cannot load other VST's like MT drumkit.
Alright, the multi sampler seems to do the trick by going to the zone tab, and click on selector to choose the outs... I didn't see all the options right away. ^^
You can add sends and returns via the plug-in generator pretty quickly. If you need any assistance please get in touch with our support team - tracktion.zendesk.com
This is still one of the worst workfows for setting up multi vst output of any DAW. It really needs to be redone. Adding multi outputs in Studio One, Bitwig, and Cubase is a single click type of thing. Go to the VI and just add an output or all. New tracks are automatically created and routing configured. As much as I like Wafeform this is really a deal breaker. Also did you not miss a step of going to each track and setting the output?
