Jul 10, 2004 01:44 am in fruity, use the export function. turn yer beat into a wav file. then import the wav to cubase.
using fruityloops as vsti in cubase
Posted on Jul 09, 2004 11:56 pm
kaliyuga
Member Since: Jul 09, 2004
I have been trying to record fruityloops directly into cubase without success. I can use the vsti and hear it I just cant get it to record live on either audio or midi track in cubase. can anyone help thanx
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Jul 10, 2004 01:44 am in fruity, use the export function. turn yer beat into a wav file. then import the wav to cubase.
Jul 10, 2004 01:45 am but why bother? i just use it as a vsti then render it down in the final mix from cubase--it plays along.
you dont get to EQ each drum seperately that way (unless fruity has a parametric--i've never checked) but i dont care.
Jul 12, 2004 03:15 am when I make a wavefile and export it, it comes out sounding different.
I'll try the rendering down method
thanks for your help
Jul 12, 2004 03:38 am wow you have no idea how long I wasted trying to figure that out!
thanks a million!
Jul 12, 2004 02:57 pm sure. mind if i ask you how it sounded different when you tried exporting the drums as a wav? i might have to do that eventually if i ever want to EQ my individual drums separately.
unless fruity has a parametric EQ in the multieffects which i could slap on each drum. i have never checked for that...
Jul 13, 2004 09:44 am Forty - If you go to effects in fruity, it does have its own Parametric EQ - I dont really use theirs, I use Wave's bundlded EQ package for each different track...Fruity is more powerful than people think :)
Hope that helps you out...
Jul 13, 2004 02:39 pm it does, deeps. thank you. one question though: if you're using the waves stuff, those are VST plugins right? but fruity doesnt support external plugins i thought. so you must be exporting each percussion element as its own track and then EQing?
Jul 15, 2004 12:25 am Forty,
The powerful thing about fruity, it does allow VST plugins! Dx plugins as well...You have to go to the options tab to select where all of your vst plugins reside and you may use your VST plugins after that for the individual or master tracks...
Let me know once you give it a go...
Jul 15, 2004 12:48 pm wsow shows you how much i've looked into that aspect of it. never read the literature, just started sequencing. thanks for the tip!
Jul 19, 2004 12:53 pm Forty - Not a problem bro. I know plenty of producers in the UK who have won awards that use fruity religiously even after having a korg, they export the soundback into fruity and use it for sequencing/creating beats. It's a very powerful program because of the VST plugin capability.
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