Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I haven't been able to try it as either an insert
or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to be able to use it while listening to the tuning
of other tracks. Tony

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to have
>>any problems with crashing. I put it into an "assignable
>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a track
>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use Autotune
>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems to
>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it in
>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable edit.
>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when I'm
>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>
>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and Antares
>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-Tune
>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any problems
>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except when I
>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>advice anyone has. Tony

If you're talking about doing a destructive edit in Vegas
with a plugin, right click on the event you want to process
and choose Apply Non-Realtime Event FX... Choose your plugin
(s) and preview and then click OK - it creates a new file
as a new take in the event. It WILL calculate the tail, if
there is any due to the effect. Hope this helps.

c.

Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>of other tracks. Tony
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
have
>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
an "assignable
>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
track
>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
Autotune
>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
to
>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
in
>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
edit.
>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
I'm
>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>
>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
Antares
>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
Tune
>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
problems
>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
when I
>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>advice anyone has. Tony

If you're talking about doing a destructive edit in Vegas
with a plugin, right click on the event you want to process
and choose Apply Non-Realtime Event FX... Choose your plugin
(s) and preview and then click OK - it creates a new file
as a new take in the event. It WILL calculate the tail, if
there is any due to the effect. Hope this helps.

c.

Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>of other tracks. Tony
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
have
>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
an "assignable
>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
track
>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
Autotune
>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
to
>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
in
>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
edit.
>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
I'm
>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>
>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
Antares
>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
Tune
>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
problems
>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
when I
>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>advice anyone has. Tony

Thanks Charles, I think this is what I'm looking for, I
will try it out later when I get some time.
Tony, what version of Autotune are you running, like I
said 1.0 doesn't give me this problem. I did read at the
Nuendo forum that Autotune was giving Steinberg software
some problems and Steinberg was working on a fix. It would
be nice if Sonic Foundry developed a similar type of
plugin, because in my opinion the interface on autotune
really sucks, and it seems to be Mac based. I say that
because after using autotune for 30 minutes my Windows
fonts all of a sudden turn into those Cheesy MAC fonts and
the program seems to crash on a regular basis.

Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>of other tracks. Tony
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
have
>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
an "assignable
>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
track
>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
Autotune
>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
to
>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
in
>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
edit.
>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
I'm
>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>
>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
Antares
>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
Tune
>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
problems
>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
when I
>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>advice anyone has. Tony

Thanks Charles, I think this is what I'm looking for, I
will try it out later when I get some time.
Tony, what version of Autotune are you running, like I
said 1.0 doesn't give me this problem. I did read at the
Nuendo forum that Autotune was giving Steinberg software
some problems and Steinberg was working on a fix. It would
be nice if Sonic Foundry developed a similar type of
plugin, because in my opinion the interface on autotune
really sucks, and it seems to be Mac based. I say that
because after using autotune for 30 minutes my Windows
fonts all of a sudden turn into those Cheesy MAC fonts and
the program seems to crash on a regular basis.

Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>of other tracks. Tony
>>
>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
have
>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
an "assignable
>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
track
>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
Autotune
>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
to
>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
in
>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
edit.
>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
I'm
>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>
>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
Antares
>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
Tune
>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
problems
>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
when I
>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>advice anyone has. Tony

Hi Brian. Yes, I'm using 1.0 as well. Since others aren't having the same problem, it is probably
system-specific to my system or it might be conflicting with another plug-in (the crash happens as
Vegas is scanning all my plug-ins as it tries to open). I agree with you about that AutoTune interface!
Their Mic Modeler interface is much better. Tony

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Thanks Charles, I think this is what I'm looking for, I
>>will try it out later when I get some time.
>> Tony, what version of Autotune are you running, like I
>>said 1.0 doesn't give me this problem. I did read at the
>>Nuendo forum that Autotune was giving Steinberg software
>>some problems and Steinberg was working on a fix. It would
>>be nice if Sonic Foundry developed a similar type of
>>plugin, because in my opinion the interface on autotune
>>really sucks, and it seems to be Mac based. I say that
>>because after using autotune for 30 minutes my Windows
>>fonts all of a sudden turn into those Cheesy MAC fonts and
>>the program seems to crash on a regular basis.
>>
>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
>>haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
>>reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
>>be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>>>of other tracks. Tony
>>>>
>>>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
>>have
>>>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
>>an "assignable
>>>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
>>track
>>>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
>>Autotune
>>>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
>>to
>>>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
>>in
>>>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
>>edit.
>>>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
>>I'm
>>>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
>>Antares
>>>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
>>Tune
>>>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
>>problems
>>>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
>>when I
>>>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>>>advice anyone has. Tony

Hi Brian. Yes, I'm using 1.0 as well. Since others aren't having the same problem, it is probably
system-specific to my system or it might be conflicting with another plug-in (the crash happens as
Vegas is scanning all my plug-ins as it tries to open). I agree with you about that AutoTune interface!
Their Mic Modeler interface is much better. Tony

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Thanks Charles, I think this is what I'm looking for, I
>>will try it out later when I get some time.
>> Tony, what version of Autotune are you running, like I
>>said 1.0 doesn't give me this problem. I did read at the
>>Nuendo forum that Autotune was giving Steinberg software
>>some problems and Steinberg was working on a fix. It would
>>be nice if Sonic Foundry developed a similar type of
>>plugin, because in my opinion the interface on autotune
>>really sucks, and it seems to be Mac based. I say that
>>because after using autotune for 30 minutes my Windows
>>fonts all of a sudden turn into those Cheesy MAC fonts and
>>the program seems to crash on a regular basis.
>>
>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
>>haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
>>reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
>>be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>>>of other tracks. Tony
>>>>
>>>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
>>have
>>>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
>>an "assignable
>>>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
>>track
>>>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
>>Autotune
>>>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
>>to
>>>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
>>in
>>>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
>>edit.
>>>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
>>I'm
>>>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
>>Antares
>>>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
>>Tune
>>>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
>>problems
>>>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
>>when I
>>>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>>>advice anyone has. Tony

Hi Brian. Yes, I'm using 1.0 as well. Since others aren't having the same problem, it is probably
system-specific to my system or it might be conflicting with another plug-in (the crash happens as
Vegas is scanning all my plug-ins as it tries to open). I agree with you about that AutoTune interface!
Their Mic Modeler interface is much better. Tony

Brian Franz wrote:
>>Thanks Charles, I think this is what I'm looking for, I
>>will try it out later when I get some time.
>> Tony, what version of Autotune are you running, like I
>>said 1.0 doesn't give me this problem. I did read at the
>>Nuendo forum that Autotune was giving Steinberg software
>>some problems and Steinberg was working on a fix. It would
>>be nice if Sonic Foundry developed a similar type of
>>plugin, because in my opinion the interface on autotune
>>really sucks, and it seems to be Mac based. I say that
>>because after using autotune for 30 minutes my Windows
>>fonts all of a sudden turn into those Cheesy MAC fonts and
>>the program seems to crash on a regular basis.
>>
>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>Hi Brian, Unfortunately Vegas crashes while opening so I
>>haven't been able to try it as either an insert
>>>>or bus effect because Vegas never fully opens before it
>>reboot s my system. I'm surprised to hear there's
>>>>no "OK" button because, yes, it would indeed be ideal to
>>be able to use it while listening to the tuning
>>>>of other tracks. Tony
>>>>
>>>>Brian Franz wrote:
>>>>>>Well I have Antares Autotune V1.0 DX and don't seem to
>>have
>>>>>>any problems with crashing. I put it into
>>an "assignable
>>>>>>effect", is this what you did? or did you make it a
>>track
>>>>>>plugin? This is the first time I've tried to use
>>Autotune
>>>>>>in Vegas, usually I've used it in sound forge, it seems
>>to
>>>>>>be working though. Except now I have a bunch of new
>>>>>>questions. Like can anyone explain to me how to use it
>>in
>>>>>>Vegas, there's no "OK" buttons to do a destructable
>>edit.
>>>>>>I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I was looking
>>>>>>forward to using Autotune in Vegas, because now I could
>>>>>>also layoff music tracks to compare the voice to when
>>I'm
>>>>>>tuning vocals. Help, how do you use this program?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Tony Rockliff wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi, has anyone else had trouble using Vegas and
>>Antares
>>>>>>plug-ins and if so, any workarounds? If I
>>>>>>>>have either of the directx versions of Antares Auto-
>>Tune
>>>>>>or Mic Modeler enabled and I try to open
>>>>>>>>Vegas 2.0b, as it scans the plug-ins it crashes and
>>>>>>reboots my system. If I disable these plug-ins Vegas
>>>>>>>>opens just fine. Cool Edit Pro doesn't have any
>>problems
>>>>>>with the same plug-ins and I don't have this
>>>>>>>>trouble with any of my many other plug-ins (except
>>when I
>>>>>>tried to test Waves 3.0 plug-ins - the Waves
>>>>>>>>2.5 plug-ins work just fine, though). Thanks for any
>>>>>>advice anyone has. Tony