FXPANSION DCAM SYNTH SQUAD, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Using DCAM: Synth Squad as VST or AU plugins in Ableton Live
On Mac, Ableton Live supports both VST and AU plugins. There is no real difference between using either format, although
you may want to use the VST plugins if you intend to share projects with Windows users (Live only supports VST plugins on
Windows).
Launching a plugin
1. Drag and drop the Strobe, Cypher, Amber or Fusor VST or AU plugin (Mac only) from the Plug-In Devices list into the Live
workspace.
Setting up additional output monitoring for Fusor
1. Create an audio track.
2. Click the ‘I-O’ button on the right hand side of the Live interface to reveal each track’s input/output settings.
3. Set the ‘Audio From’ selector to the Fusor track.
4. Set the selector immediately underneath this to the required output.
If you encounter any problems performing the steps above, please consult your host’s documentation or contact the
manufacturer’s tech support channels – the DCAM: Synth Squad plugins operate in the same way as any other instrument
plugins.
Recording the output as audio
To do this you must use Live’s export/merge/freeze functions.
Using DCAM: Synth Squad as AU plugins in Digital Performer
Launching a plugin
1. In a new project, add Strobe, Cypher, Amber or Fusor as an instrument track, using the Project/Add Track/ Instrument Track
menu option. For Strobe, for instance, select Strobe (stereo).
2. In the Sequence page, create a MIDI track and assign its output to the plugin – for example Strobe-1-1.
Setting up additional output monitoring
1. Add a new aux track.
3. Assign the aux track’s input to one of the Fusor Bundles in the New Stereo Bundle menu, which shows Fusor’s stereo outputs.
If you encounter any problems performing the steps above, please consult your host’s documentation or contact the
manufacturer’s tech support channels – the DCAM: Synth Squad plugins operate in the same way as any other instrument
plugins.
Recording the output as audio
To do this you must use DP’s export functions.
Using DCAM: Synth Squad as VST plugins in Cubase 4
Launching a plugin
1. With a project open, bring up the VST Instruments panel.
2. Click on an instrument slot and select the Strobe, Cypher, Amber or Fusor plugin. If Cubase asks you whether it should create
a MIDI track routed to the plugin, click ‘Yes’.
3. Cubase 4 does not automatically create additional Fusor outputs in its mixer. To enable the additional outputs, click the output
button in the VST Instruments panel for Fusor (it is to the right of the ‘e’ button that displays the plugin interface). In the pop-
up list that appears, you can enable individual or all outputs. This button is described on page 63 of the Cubase 4.1 plug-in
reference PDF manual.
4. Assign a MIDI track in the Project Window to the plugin if you did not click ‘Yes’ in step 2.
If you encounter any problems performing the steps above, please consult your host’s documentation or contact the
manufacturer’s tech support channels – the DCAM: Synth Squad plugins operate in the same way as any other instrument
plugins.
Recording the output as audio
To do this you must use Cubase’s export functions.