steinberg V-STACK question

[cebolao]

any steinberg V-STACK users here?

i need an application to host my vst instruments and route them to my creamware scope application via ASIO (on pc). but i want it in MULTICHANNEL.

there is a brainspawn FORTE application that does what i want - i can have different vst instruments on separate ASIO SCOPE channels - so i can mix them in scope (to be honest - in protools on mac, connected to scope with 4 adat cables...).

there is another application - xlutop's CHAINER. it's very simple and it can only mix many vst instruments to stereo output, so that's not what i need...

there is NO information in internet (i really tried to find it) how V-STACK really works . only slogans copied from steinberg site. from what i've seen on the screenshots it has a nice mixer with eq, effect sends, and it's cheaper (50 EURO) than FORTE (130$).

if i knew that it can route vst instruments to many independent asio outputs, like FORTE does, i would get it.

please, tell me...

[jazzius II]

V-stack works well on its own.......however, trying to use it with another application in the same PC would almost certainly lead to crash and burn and zero music made (IMHO).......

[cebolao]

ok, i'm getting FORTE.

it's more expensive, but:

- has multiple ASIO outputs
- has audio inputs - so i can pass audio from protools via scope to forte and process it with vst plugz
- has advanced midi routing / mapping
- works with DirectX also

checked the demo version, works great