Hey folks,

I just finished loading my vst2rtas program by FXpansion and no problem there. The problem is when I use the detect vst plugins for conversion it doesn't see the sir reverb or any of the impulses. Any help would be outstanding. Clueless in Ohio. :evil:

I've just gotten my new eBay Roland VM-3100 digital and RPC pci card (by m-audio) together and more or less running on my Mac G4, OS9. It's been a pretty steep climb for me. But I've discovered that I don't much care for the Emagic logic/rpc software that came with the package and I want to return to using Cubase VST/24.

Can somebody give me please a short "How-To" for my question?

Anyone know of a 32bit bitscope - I have one for 24bit in Ozone3 which is DX...anything else. I'm looking at freeware or shareware prices not $2500 or something ! Thanx

I'm trying to get four discrete inputs with my m-audio 2496 in a Mac G4 running OS9 and Cubase VST 24. I'm using the two audio ins with separate preamps, no problem. Recently I bought a used Roland VM-3100Pro digital mixer, with a digital stereo output. It does work with the 2496, but I can't figure out how to get Cubase to recognize all four ins, the two audio and the two digital.

Hi, Does anybody knows how to play vst instruments (like edirol orchestral) in a notation program like encore or sibelius or finale (since they don't support dxi or vsti)?
Is there a program to do it? For example Rewire?

Thank you, for any information anyone of you could give me

In my opinion it's cool, but you must be prepared for computer issues and that's the only down fall I have with VST, TDM, RTAS, and computer base software, but midi hardware is less information on the computer's CPU.

I may be working with Cubase in the future and I was advised (affordably) to go with the VST instruments, and load and sequence them in Cubase.

Can these instruments be as realistic and reliable as a high quality keyboard or sound module?

And if they’re good, what name brand to look for? I’m pretty sure they have low quality as well as high.

I may be working with Cubase in the future and I was advised (affordably) to go with the VST instruments, and load and sequence them in Cubase.

Can these instruments be as realistic and reliable as a high quality keyboard or sound module?

And if they’re good, what name brand to look for? I’m pretty sure they have low quality as well as high.