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pwppch wrote on 3/15/2007, 4:38 PM
Some details of what "no success" and "mixed results" actually mean would be helpful.

What exactly are you doing and what exactly is happening.

The more details, the better.

Include versions of the plugs as well.

Peter
cchoy wrote on 3/15/2007, 4:48 PM
Using the melodyne plugin 1.0.0.3 and the latest version of GVST autotune.

Unable to get sound input to the plugins... i.e even though I am playing audio in Vegas, the plugins are still waiting for inputs

the melodyne plugin requires that you "caputre" the sound from the host, but the capturing process isn't working within vegas.

pwppch wrote on 3/16/2007, 8:31 PM
Sorry, not enough detail.

Please, exactly, step by step, by step. Assume I am NOT standing over your shoulder and have NEVER worked the way you work.

Peter


cchoy wrote on 3/17/2007, 12:06 PM
Sorry about the lack of details previously, here is an attempt, step by step

I open a new vegas project.
I create a new audio track.
I put an mp3 or wav on the track. It is a song.
Insert an audio FX -- the Melodyne VST Plugin.
On the plugin I select "transfer audio" because the plugin needs to receive data
and save its own copy of the data to work with.
The plugin gives the message "waiting to receive audio"

I press play in Vegas
audio plays out the speakers.
The plugin still displays the message "waiting to receive audio"
No audio is transferred.
I cannot use the plugin.


Hope this helps a little bit more. Melodyne is a pitch shift and time stretch plugin. Since I wasn't so happy with the time stretch native to Vegas, I wanted to use a plugin...
Mario_Strack wrote on 3/24/2007, 7:50 PM
Sorry to tell you that melodyne plugin will not work in vegas 'til sony updates to the latest VST-specs.
Melodyne-plugin records a temporary audiofile to analyse the material and than syncronizes to the playback. Therefor it needs transport- and timecodeinformation which, unfortunately, vegas does not submit to the plugin.

Mario

Ben  wrote on 3/24/2007, 8:00 PM
...which is what I've been telling Peter on these forums since Vegas introduced VST 'support'...

You can add tempo information to that list, too.