NFX
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 | | 02 Feb 2007 10:53 AM |
| OK.. I know a little more about multi out plugins today than when I made the video. But the video is still relevant. Mutli-Out plugins let you load one instance of the plugin and control several patches or instruments. For example SampleTank can load several patches in one instance. Maybe a Piano, Strings, Guitar and Synth and each one can be routed to it's own FL Channel to be sequenced and effected differently.
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ricochet
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Posts:3
| | 08 Feb 2007 11:17 AM |
| Hey, i can't this video to play. I was wondering if you could tell me how can i make use of the multi outs of Battery 3 within FL? I want each cell in Battery to go to a different mixer or midi channel in FL. Can this be done? | | | |
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Mike Bacca
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| | 04 Mar 2007 07:04 PM |
| hey the video won't play and i would like to know how or if it's cuz of my computer | | | |
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Russ H
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Posts:45
| | 07 Apr 2007 04:10 PM |
| Posted By nfx on 02/02/2007 10:53 AM
OK.. I know a little more about multi out plugins today than when I made the video. But the video is still relevant. Mutli-Out plugins let you load one instance of the plugin and control several patches or instruments. For example SampleTank can load several patches in one instance. Maybe a Piano, Strings, Guitar and Synth and each one can be routed to it's own FL Channel to be sequenced and effected differently.
how can i throw different FX on the different outputs? is it a simple fix or is it far off from the lesson learned in the tut?
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SouthernProducer
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| | 03 May 2007 09:44 PM |
| Yo thanks a lot man!!! now i know how to control edirol hq orchestral. im da same one dat emailed you inquirin about dat. thanks a lot!!!!!!! | | | |
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Durty Beatz
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| | 17 Jun 2007 10:20 AM |
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senseone
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| | 15 Jul 2007 06:12 PM |
| NFX!!!! u are the man! by any chance have use use motu ethno or symphonic instruments? i love the sounds but i'm not sure how to enable multiple outputs without using the use fixed buffer size feature in fl7! any suggestions? | | | |
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senseone
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| | 15 Jul 2007 06:12 PM |
| NFX!!!! u are the man! by any chance have use use motu ethno or symphonic instruments? i love the sounds but i'm not sure how to enable multiple outputs without using the use fixed buffer size feature in fl7! any suggestions? | | | |
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RAND JAFFE
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Posts:6
| | 25 Jul 2007 08:53 PM |
| I have always enjoyed this vid!!! Just one issue... if you have a vst host which allows multi INS (like FL! YAY!), you don't lose the ability to route different instruments to different fx channels. In this example, sampletank2 has the column with the "1+2" in it. This can be changed to "3+4", "5+6", etc. These are the stereo pairs IN to your host. In FL Studio, if the Sampletank is set to FX channel 1, any instrument whose OUT is set to "1+2"
will be routed to FX channel 1. If you set another instrument to "3+4", the next fx channel starting from the base channel will be used. So, this instrument will be routed to FX channel 2 in FL. you can then apply different effects to this second instrument.
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quangphangbang
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Posts:4
| | 07 Sep 2007 01:19 PM |
| i have no idea how to use the fruity wrapper | | | |
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Elgi Inc
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| | 18 Sep 2007 06:40 AM |
| where can i download albino pls help | | | |
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Steven Dimitri
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Posts:9
| | 12 Apr 2008 12:17 PM |
| **Nevermind** I just read RJQuids message. Awesome tip! This is great. Do any of the newer versions of FL Studio let you route the different midi out channels to individual mixer tracks? This would be a huge help for mixing. Thanks, Steven | | | |
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Yos Maicol
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Posts:36
| | 05 Sep 2008 06:13 AM |
| NFX isn't it better to open the sampletank through a FX channel? then the midi outs on the step sequencer | | | |
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sublime
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| | 05 Nov 2008 10:39 PM |
| Wicked Tutorial NFX! Could you or anyone out here please do a super quick shot tutorial on how to do this with Kontakt 3? I'm new to both programs and if someone could do a superquickshot tutorial i would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance!!! Keep up the great work NFX! DISREGARD THE ABOVE!! I FIGURED IT OUT! THANKS AGAIN NFX FOR YOUR AWESOME TUTORIAL!!!!!!!!!!! | | | |
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Tankster
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| | 03 Dec 2008 02:06 PM |
| but you cant load midi outs into nfx channels.....can you??? | | 
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The french
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ludovico
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Posts:2
| | 09 Jan 2009 11:57 PM |
| On my computer, this not function. i configure 3 sound on the list of (absynth 4), after to configure 3 midi outs and selection the channels this sounds was routing on same channel and not function, the 3 sounds are in the 3 channels but i play the midi fl and not change, please help me!!!
Thanks for the support!
Cheers!!
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ludovico
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| | 09 Jan 2009 11:57 PM |
| i have fl 8 | | | |
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Manian
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Posts:8
| | 27 Feb 2009 03:00 AM |
| NfX you are a scholar and a gentleman. I've been using a different method; MIDI color code in the piano roll, IE, if i have a piano on chanel one in hypersonic I would use the corrosponding MIDI color in the piano roll, which is green I think. And if I had a drum kit on chanel 10 I would use the red color in the piano roll etc. | | | |
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A.j Anthony
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| | 09 Mar 2009 10:41 AM |
| Thanx alot mate! | | | |
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