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not_so_new · 25th January 2006

Great guys thanks (even after how long I have been here I am continually surprised how much this place rocks!!).

So to combine Thrill's and StoneinaPond's last posts. So it looks like I can use it as a VST plug-in with Samp but something like Reaktor will be pretty hard to use with a large project, that might push the limits of my processor. If that is the case is there any way to "record" the sound of the soft snyth somehow to make it a .wav file and free up some CPU cycles?

25th January 2006	#13
not_so_new Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 5,695 Thread Starter	Great guys thanks (even after how long I have been here I am continually surprised how much this place rocks!!). So to combine Thrill's and StoneinaPond's last posts. So it looks like I can use it as a VST plug-in with Samp but something like Reaktor will be pretty hard to use with a large project, that might push the limits of my processor. If that is the case is there any way to "record" the sound of the soft snyth somehow to make it a .wav file and free up some CPU cycles? __________________ Michael