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dear Kris, KH> Hi Andy, or anyone using Plogue - KH> I installed this program the other day....very cool. I love the KH> graphical interface...much more appealing than AudioMulch in my opinion. KH> http://www.plogue.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1 KH> Anyway, I'm still grappling with the MIDI control thing now that I have KH> MIDI Mate....I don't know why it is so damn complicated to get this set KH> up, but what I would like to do is get a Berhinger MIDI controller to KH> controll the Mobius looper (with the buttons), and then use the the two KH> expression pedals to control effect parameters for VSTs I have loaded in KH> Plogue. KH> However, what I'd like to do is switch VST preset patches and change the KH> processing mode of each VST on my notebook keyboard. Is this possible KH> with Plogue? I don't see any settings that allow this. I'd like to be KH> able to have several VST effects loaded in Plogue, and then hit a KH> keyboard key to activate it or change presets. KH> Kris what you want is possible with Bidule. I do the same. I have setup Bidule for the use of some effects (actually chains of effects) that I can switch on or off by my midi pedal and I control Mobius from the same pedal. this is also possible with the computer keyboard. Setting this up is not so easy and I can't explain it in a few words as you need lots of "bidules" within bidule. Maybe not many list members are interested in this topic so you can contact me offline, and I can send you some bidule-groups to help you, or we go to the plogue forum, where other people may look for the same advises. Matthias >>-----Original Message----- >>From: a k butler [mailto:akbutler@tiscali.co.uk] >>Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 2:10 AM >>To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com >>Subject: laptop latency >>>ProTools would get constant >>>buffer errors, even with high buffer settings. >>> >> >> From comparisons on pc, Plogue Bidule gives >>much better latency than Pro-Tools. >> >>Bidule is incredibly flexible, and easy to use. >>It's designed for live work. >> >> >>Generally, the smaller hosts will give better performance than the >>dinosaurs. >> >>andy butler >> >> >> >> >> -- Best regards, numbernine mailto:numbernine@gmx.net