Yes, it's a huge + from me here.. VST3 has been around for 10 years after all...
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Try this for a free option https://www.dropbox.com/s/qughfo4wi6rb8mz/KV_Element-Synth-FX-vst2-3.zip?dl=1 so put the .dll in your 64 bit vst plugins folder and the vst3 in you VST3 folder. Load KV_ElementFX.dll into a BB audio/realtrack or KV_Element.dll into a BB midi track. Both will load/Drag n Drop a vst2 or vst3 FX or instrument. You can chain as many FX and Instruments as you like. Ctrl+click remove connections. Once hooked up Save Group. EXT for host input: (sync,midi)though there is a sync issue with BB at the moment that needs fixing. This way you can send the output of Ezkeys to Sforzando and use one of the Biab Instruments or another vst instrument like Kontakt. Send midi output from ChordPotion to another instrument. This will also let you have the VST gui free of the confines of the Biab VST window, having all available to edit at the same time. Full Screen Pic
So you mean like a graphical representation of the midi in/out audio in/out in a flowchart ? I think that would be good. I know when I get no sound I have to go through the settings and find where the issue is but if you could SEE it that would be good. In MiniHost it shows the signal flow and direction with animated arrows on the connection links. Yes if you had something like that to animated the signal flow it would help sort out issues.
So you mean like a graphical representation of the midi in/out audio in/out in a flowchart ? I think that would be good. I know when I get no sound I have to go through the settings and find where the issue is but if you could SEE it that would be good.
Yes, that's exactly the concept.
I no longer have the original image, but the idea was to show graphically how everything was routed within the system, and possibly to highlight where issues could occur (inputs that were incorrectly connected to outputs etc). This would make setting up and configurations much easier - especially for newcomers (and me).
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Windows 10 (64bit) M-Audio Fast Track Pro, Band in a Box 2024, Cubase 13, Cakewalk and far too many VST plugins that I probably don't need or will ever use
This works in RealBand also vst3shell_v1.2.1.zip vst3shell_beta.zip You can download from the source site but only use the 3 files with "x64" https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/ Extract the folder to anywhere outside of your VST2 folder. Add vsti3shell.x64.dll to your VSTi list. Add vst3shell.x64.dll to your VSTFX list.
When you choose them you will get a list of your vst3's, pick one from the list.
> we are missing a lot of plugins sadly without vst3 support
Bob, Thanks. We plan on adding VST3 with next major version.
Needed badly to support the wonderful Synthesiser V plugin.
Which - speaking of - supports ARA. ARA hosting would be so great to have in BIAB
As would - ability for the BIAB plugin itself to work in ARA mode... of course.
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