Hi there

I have downloaded the software and loaded it into Cubase SX on a PC. I can't get the sounds to come through, although I can see the midi triggers being recorded. If I choose my copy of LM-7 then the sounds are OK. I am using a set of Alesis e drums, using a usb input.

Anything you can think of that it might be?

thanks!

* In all DAW's you have to open up all outputs to be able to hear the drums. You can do that in Cubase 4 by pressing the small icon next to the slot in the vst instrument window. Select activate all outputs.

* The first drum start at C3 for the betaversion. An e-drumset cannot play from C3 but from C1. This is a limitation put into the free version.

I am using Cubase SX3 and I can't see that option. Do you know how I can achieve the same settings in V3?

thanks

How do you create the plugins? By hitting F11 and creating the plugin in vstinstruments or by creating a instrument track?
Instrument tracks cannot handle multiple outputs it has to be created in a vstinstrument slot.

cubase 4 has this option: http://www.jonathanhedren.com/weblog/ho ... n-cubase-4

I believe that Cubase 3 is the problem here. It does not have the option to select multiple outputs. At least not in that window.

Do you know if Drummix will work with V3? When will it be available please?

thanks

Hi.

This sounds strange. I know for a fact that Mydrumset will work in Cubase 3. Please read up on the manual to find out how to activate multiple outputs. Drummix will work in the same manner.


Bluenoise

Hi,

Perhaps he installed the content to a different folder than the suggested one and, like me, didn't take a look to the Installation section of the manual >_<

I must admit that I was at the verge of reporting the manual loading requirement when I decided to check the manual and found it perfectly documented... ^_^U

Regards!

EDIT:

TIP!! In Windows 7 and Vista you can make symbolic links, so... Let's imagine this scenario, you install the plugin content in:

H:\Audio Apps\Plugins\VstPlugins\VSTi\BlueNoise\Drummix\Metal1

Now you just have to run CMD with administrator privileges and type this:

mklink /D "C:\BlueNoise Plugins" "H:\Audio Apps\Plugins\VstPlugins\VSTi\BlueNoise"

* note that .\Drummix\Metal1 portion in this example is shared with the suggested and expected path! So the junction is made at the immediate upper level. However, if your install dir is totally different, you can create the C:\BlueNoise Plugins\Drummix folder and subfolder and create the SymLink there, named "Metal1", pointing to the very full PATH to where your SF files are located.

Then the plugin will load the banks automagically!

In order to remove it later on, you can delete it like any standard file "del <SYMLINK_NAME>" as it is *not* a directory but a "special" file. The target directory will not be affected.

Cya!

I actually learned sonething very usefull here. Can you send me a PM with your emal adress so we can have a quick private talk?

Bjarte

Hi there! PM sent

Regards!