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FreedomC
Date Registered: 02.2011
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VST Problem re can't find dahaupt modules |  |
Hello All,
I'm new to Psycle & the whole idea of making music on my computer. I'm totally loving it but I have a problem. About 1 in 3 VST's that I attempt to use cause Psycle to fail when I attempt to detect new plugins becaused they can't find module: ...
There are stacks of them.
How do I find the missing modules & where do they go.
Many seem to be from dahaupt but the website for them seems to provide .sem files & I don't know where they go.
Hoping someone can help me out here
Thanks
Freedom
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13.02.2011, 03:36 |
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[JAZ]
Psycle Developer
Date Registered: 11.2001
Location: Balaguer (Spain)
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SEM files seem to be plugins for SynthEdit, which in turn is a program to make VST plugins: http://www.synthedit.com/sdk3_docs/index.htm
I can't help much about this. I downloaded a plugin that uses some of those files, and couldn't make it work either.
It seems it requires synthedit to be installed, and then, those files go into a subdirectory of synthedit itself.
__________________ <[JAZ]> Pa pi pa pa pa pi pa.... ;·D
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13.02.2011, 12:00 |
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pixotika
Date Registered: 02.2011
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Try This |  |
I had some probs with vst's when first used psycle as well. Load each vst one or two at a time, be sure and bring all the files as many vst have 4 or four support files. Load each one ,and try it out then get more. I just put the vst I plan on using for one song in the vst folder. Works well for me. If you have trouble with a specific vst you really want to use, download it again and then transfer all the folder contents to psycle vst folder.
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