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mrmoogle

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BSP with V Collection 4 in Standalone Mode
« on: January 06, 2016, 11:14:17 pm »
Just got the BSP and I'm trying to control 3 vst's (from V Collection 4) in standalone mode but its not working because I can't select BSP on more than one instrument because the option to select BSP on the 2nd VST is always greyed out. I'd really like to have Spark 2, ARP and SEM all working together is this actually possible or am i being stupid? Please tell me the latter.
cheers!

smutek

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Re: BSP with V Collection 4 in Standalone Mode
« Reply #1 on: January 07, 2016, 02:52:12 am »
I don't think it's you, I think it's just buggy, and, oddly enough, the V Collection instruments don't seem to work very well with the BSP in stand alone.

I just tried syncing up Modular V and Mini V. I set Modular up to receive midi from channel 1, and Mini to receive on channel 2. Mini seemed to work okay, but modular wouldn't receive midi when I had the sequencer running (BSP in INT mode), unless I set the midi input to all.

So, midi input set to channel 1, doesn't receive midi from the sequencer on channel 1. Midi input set to all, receives midi from the sequencer on all three channels. Weird.

With the sequencer turned off I could play notes on the pads, but releasing the pad doesn't always send a note off message, so most of the time the key press gets stuck. The same thing happened when I tried ARP.

Spark, I managed to get set up in slave mode, but I couldn't find anyway to set which channel I wanted to send midi on.

I don't have these issues when running the instruments from inside a DAW. Well, I can't speak to Spark because I haven't had much interest in it, but the other instruments run as I'd expect when used as plugins.

As an aside, I bought the V Collection during that sale, around Christmas. I figured at the price point I couldn't really go wrong but, honestly, I regret the purchase. If I could go back I definitely would not have bought it. 
« Last Edit: January 07, 2016, 02:54:33 am by smutek »

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Re: BSP with V Collection 4 in Standalone Mode
« Reply #2 on: January 08, 2016, 11:22:52 pm »
Just got the BSP and I'm trying to control 3 vst's (from V Collection 4) in standalone mode but its not working because I can't select BSP on more than one instrument because the option to select BSP on the 2nd VST is always greyed out. I'd really like to have Spark 2, ARP and SEM all working together is this actually possible or am i being stupid? Please tell me the latter.
cheers!

I don't own those VSTs, but on Windows 7, if I load a vst standalone there is no way to choose a channel, they have to be loaded onto a platform like a DAW... I could do that in Reaktor, load ensembles and give them channels, but never as a standalone.

TinyVince

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Re: BSP with V Collection 4 in Standalone Mode
« Reply #3 on: January 28, 2016, 12:14:30 pm »
Hallo

Same Probs here. The MMV , ARP and MiniV works only with MidiIn "All" as channel.
Matrix and CS80V i canīt set a seperat MidiIn Channel i think.
Prophet Jupiter and SEM works perfect.

cheers


 

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