Wavesequencing in practice is very much like using a traditional tracker with each pattern row triggering a different sample.Īnother is to slice up a sample and use p-lock to pick a slice per step? graphical modulator or graphical envelope) but it in this case it's only switching between triangle, square, saw & noise at 20ms intervals in specified order and two additional graphical modulators controlling pitch, filter and a graphical envelope controlling the amplitude. This oddly enough is somewhat similar to what I've been messing with when re-creating chip sounds where the waveform is changed using a sequence (ie. UPDATE: I checked Blue Cat PatchWork (the Win7 64bit-AAX Demo) and it seems to work just fine with the KORG legacy collection.One way is to use a 'switch' N-1 module and add all the looping samples as inputs and use a graphical modulator to program the steps/switches/fades between the waveforms by modulating the index of the switch module.

So PatchWork do the same adapter job like VSL Vienna Ensemble Pro 6, right? I can't find something in the 64bit folder 'C/Program Files/' except ofĬ/Program Files/Common Files/KORG/Legacy Cell/Ĭ/Program Files/Common Files/KORG/WAVESTATION/Īny ideas how to get the legacy collection work under mean that you use the Patch Work to load 32bit Plugins into Pro Tools?, right? ( The KORG web site says indeed the plug ins are 64bit! So why they work in Ableton 64bit from scratch but not in Pro Tools 64bit?Īfter installation I found some files likeĬ/Program Files (x86)/Common Files/Digidesign/DAE/Plug-InsĬ/Program Files (x86)/Common Files/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins Well they install 64 Plugins or it is just able to run on a 64Bit OS? Maybe the second. I used the 64-installer for installation. So it is the same problem like mentioned before. But it is not visible in my Pro Tools 11.3.2. I have the Korg Legacy Collection working fine under Windows7 64Bit with Ableton9 64bit.

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