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1. #Audio plugins in pro tools first with plogue bidule Patch
2. #Audio plugins in pro tools first with plogue bidule code

I like the sound of the audio control envelope generation in Reaper, I'm a huge fan of audio signal generated envelopes. Yeah, it really seems like it's going to have to be a mixture of Live and Reaper. For some reason I have a mental block when it comes to going back out to the modular after the sound creation. I can see that being very cool, but I think once I've generated sounds in the modular, I'd rather have all the automation etc. Product Version 0.9777 Product Version 0. It can host VST Plugins, Audio Units Plugins and VST 3 Plugins. It functions as a VST Plugin and an Audio Units Plugin. Hmm, not what I meant but an interesting option. Bidule by Plogue is a Virtual Instrument and a Virtual Effect Audio Plugin and an Audio Plugin Host for macOS and Windows.

#Audio plugins in pro tools first with plogue bidule code

If you have the former, I know plenty of people that can code you a ES to VST host. If you mean a a way to control a plugin from CV? You can do it with Expert-Sleepers ES3+6 and Max easily. Kind of strange to see that this isn't really a product yet. You can buy the first four separately, whereas Master.

#Audio plugins in pro tools first with plogue bidule Patch

Reaktor is also a possibility, at high resolution (send control data around as dc offset) but then of course you're stuck using only it.Ĭarl Hungus wrote:I think I might have to eventually use max for this as I understand that you can drop any plugin into max and mess with it's parameters by building a patch around it. The suite consists of five plug-ins: MR Hum, MR Click, MR Noise, MR Gate and Master Restoration. Wish more hosts had integrated synth-style modulators like flstudio (and presumably ableton). Not the most elegant of solutions, but It would work. Would be cool if they added real LFOs and other modulation sources.ĭoes minihost modular come with fls's modulators? In which case cool, and yes I guess you could. In the current version you can loop automation in the piano roll to create any LFO you want. You could however realize arbitrary plug-in modulation within a "host in a host", like Image-Line's Minihost Modular plug-in.

Yeah, I use Ableton for exactly this reason. AudioMulch cons: no way to save 'groups' of contraptions as you can do in Bidule, less of a 'programming language' and more of an audio. I believe you're correct, but I also believe that there are no plugins that send arbitrary control data at high resolution, unless you delve into osc. Bidule cons: steep learning curve rough user interface not always the most stable (but most of the instability seems to come from third-party plugins) AudioMulch pro: easy and fun to use, fairly open-ended. In this case, a "host in a host" configuration might allow for higher res modulation of arbitrary plug-ins in any host. I am pretty sure both the AU and VST automation interfaces do not rely on MIDI and have a higher resolution. Stk wrote:AFAIK that's the only way you'll get modulation between arbitrary plugins, unless you opt for OSC.