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  • How many insturments in VEP

    Hi all,

     

    I have juste bought VEP 5 and I would like to use it to host all my VSL instruments.

    My daw is Pro Tools.

    So I start to understand how it works. I create a template in VEP with my instruments (up to 16 because there are only 16 midi channels available).

    Then I create an instrument track in PT and load VEP in it.

    Then I create up to 16 midi tracks to control the different channels in VEP.

    But my question is :  s there a way to create only one instance of VEP in order to host all instruments ?

    I mean for example for Dimension Strings. I have more than 16 instruments, (8 vi 1 & 2, 6 violas, 3 celli and 2 bassi). So it's up to 29 instruments.

    Is there a way to have them all in one VEP template or do I need to create a new template every 16 instruments ?

    In an utopic world, I would like to put all my VSL instruments (up to 50 or 60 maybe) in one template and use only this template.

    Is there a way to do that ?

     

    Thnaks a lot


  • Yes, you need to make sure that you access more than one MIDI port per instance, and set your VEP Preferences accordingly.

    DG


  • Sorry, I don't really understand.

    Let's take a concrete example. What are the steps if I want to put 30 VSL instruments (for example all Dimension strings + Appasionata and solo strings) in one VEP instance ?

    Thanks a lot


  • If PT suports VST3 you can dirrect multipul MIDI ports on one instance. If not, use the Event Plugin to do it


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    @Bill said:

    If PT suports VST3 you can dirrect multipul MIDI ports on one instance. If not, use the Event Plugin to do it

    PT doesn't use VST, but AAX supports multiple MIDI ports.

    @Hicks. You need to read the Pro Tools manual to learn about multiple MIDI ports, and then you'll understand.

    DG