>Isn't this a bit backwards, conceptually? The track to be >manipulated is picked as the sidechain, and the track controlling the >plugin is where the plug is actually inserted... Wouldn't it make >more sense if you could insert such plugins in an audio track -- as >you do with any audio-processing plugins -- and you would then get >e.g. a sidechain menu in which you can pick a midi track? Not that I >care much, but it's just a thought... Yeah, I agree. This is actually one thing that I think Cubase does more logically. :) But I'm still so so so happy to have the possibility of getting MIDI into effects that it's no big bother... Marc -- [ Destroy FX - http://www.smartelectronix.com/~destroyfx ]

Thoughts from the mind of Marc Poirier, 02-04-2002: > >Isn't this a bit backwards, conceptually? The track to be >>manipulated is picked as the sidechain, and the track controlling the > >plugin is where the plug is actually inserted... >[...] > >Yeah, I agree. This is actually one thing that I think Cubase does >more logically. :) Or Logic does more (cu)basically?? Phew... >But I'm still so so so happy to have the possibility of getting MIDI >into effects that it's no big bother... Agreed. BTW, just d'led your effects and toyed around with them. Weird stuff, but definitely interesting, although not for everyday usage I guess :-). Good work... -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html