Hi Clemens,
Regarding your suggestion:
Clemens Ladisch-2 wrote:
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> You could connect the track directly to the synthesizer, but this
> requires that the synth is already running.
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This is exactly what I wanted to do, but I didn't think that MusE was seeing
my plugins in its MIDI setup. However, your suggestion made me have another
look, and I found them. It turns out that if I load my plugins with fst,
they appear in MusE with names like Input, Input_1, Input_2, etc. I was
also thrown off at first because if I select them within MusE, I get a
message "Rec: operation not permitted" (instead of the usual "OK").
However, they are useable (meaning I can assign them to tracks and use
them).
BTW, I noticed that if I load the plugins with jack-dssi-host using
dssi-vst.so (instead of using fst), the connections then appear in MusE
according to the name of the plugin (not Input_1, etc.), and also I don't
get the message ("Rec: operation not permitted).
Thanks,
Yonatan
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