ADDING MULTIPLE VST FOLDERS [ SOLVED ]

[Som]

Hi all,
I just purchased Samplitude today.

Facing the following problems so far.

Could anyone kindly help ?



1. How can I add multiple VST folders to the Program so that it registers all my Synths?



2. Is there a comping / Sound on Sound /Punch in recording procedure on a Vocal track?



3. "SOMETIMES" Splitting a track (either pressing a T or from menu ) is working only on the topmost track and NOT on other tracks.




Regards.

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Dear Som,

I think for these questions the manual and the tutorial videos for Samplitude will help you:


{LINK REMOVED}http://www.magix.com/gb/support/know-how/tutorial-videos/samplitude-music-studio/

{LINK REMOVED}http://dl03.magix.net/manual_sms2017_en.pdf


Kind regards
The MAGIX team.

[Som]

Originally posted by MAGIX:

Dear Som,

I think for these questions the manual and the tutorial videos for Samplitude will help you:


http://www.magix.com/gb/support/know-how/tutorial-videos/samplitude-music-studio/

http://dl03.magix.net/manual_sms2017_en.pdf


Kind regards
The MAGIX team.

Dear Dev,
Thank you for the link to the manual. I was able to add multiple VST plugin folders to my Samplitude Steam Installation.

Here is what the manual says: ( incase anyone having an identical problem and needs this )

" The existing path must be specified in the system settings (shortcut: "Y" key) via
"Effects > VST/ReWire" (multiple VST plug-in folders may be used). Simply enter
one VST plug-in folder path, then using the folder icon on the right, have Samplitude
Music Studio scan this chosen folder. Then enter in a 2nd VST plug-in folder and
rescan using the folder icon. Now the contents of both VST plug-in folders are
available. Samplitude Music Studio will automatically find new plug-ins that have
been installed if they are present in the specified folders. "

Also I guess by editing "VSTPlug-Ins.ini" we can add multiple VST Folder plugin paths too.


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The 64 bit plugins are added to the Samplitude DAW.



Regards,
Som