Hi James! It's working! That LObjects we're missing, got it running right after putting them in. Thats some really cool stuff you made! Respect and lots of thanks! So much for the kudos, here's my bit of constructive criticism: 1. The interface is quite complicated, takes some time to come by My idea: would it be possible to arrange the controls in the same manner as they are on the Evolvers Matrix ? It would work perfectly for me, as I'm used to handle the matrix control and "know" where most of the parameters sit. 2. As the MAX/Msp App occupies the MIDI-Interface, I can't use it in Live, which is kindof pointless when working with the Evolver, but that's maybe just my one-channel MIDI interface. Come to think of it, I could use some virtual MIDI ports. I'll try that soon. Anyway, really really a great piece of free(!) software you did! --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "staplesyrup" <staplesyrup@...> wrote: > > > > Hi there DaddyAdv > > first, thanks for trying out the editor. > > Have you read my latest blog post? > > www.headermunge.blogspot.com/ > > unfortunately i realised there are additional objects to install, to > get the VSTi working. I didn't realise this at first because i forgot > i am using custom external objects installed for Pluggo and Max/MSP. > my current version of the VSTi uses these objects, so you'll also need > to install them to get it to work. my blog explains how to install > them in the Pluggo support folder. the objects are created by Peter Elsea. > > to be honest i'm close to abandoning the thing, until i can make > something easier for people to install, probably by removing all > custom objects in the VSTi (extra coding for me!). however if you > follow all the steps on my blog, it should work. i have it working on > OS X and Windows XP. > > good luck! you are nearly there! > > James >
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Re: freeware VSTi MED editor
2008-02-14 by daddyadv
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