This seems like a single channel strip - not a mixer. What am I missing?
Yes, you are right
each instance is single input/output but you can view them all as a mixer and effectively use them as such but with all the channel strip bells and whistles:
Is it missing a panpot?
I bought this yesterday - for $14, it’s useful enough. I was struggling to figure out how to do Solo but then discovered that holding the SHIFT key down while clicking the M (Mute) button toggles all of them, hence giving you the equivalent of a Solo.
I would have liked it though if you got a single plugin with multiple inputs (like our audio mixer) rather than having to create them all separately. It makes it a little harder to map widgets.
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It’s really nice that it displays compression signal strenght on an LED for each signal… works like a nice single window FOH plugin. It is really good sounding and versitle.
It has input limitations and no pan but with a little leg work in the wiring view it’s all doable.
I bought it too. Looks like it could become a useful tool.
Just bought it. Will get to this later today.
Why do companies do this? I don’t want to set up an account to download my purchase. I’ve asked them to send me the file or refund my $.
Fuse audio agreed to delete my account after download. So I did that, downloaded and installed - and it doesn’t work in gig performer. I opened Reaper, added VCS-1 as a FX, registered it, and it worked. I get a failed to initialize in gig performer along with a series of other plug ins. Here’s the error message:
eLicenser POS Error Message
An error has been signaled by the Protected Object Server:
File SYNSCACC.DLL could not be located in the Windows system folders.
I downloaded and installed this - rebooted and rescan plugins that didn’t work - to no avail. Thanks. The VCS-1 works in Reaper.
I’m not quite sure what the make of that error - I didn’t even think that product was using eLicenser.
What version of GP are you running?
I just downloaded the Windows version into my own Windows machine and it installs just fine. Are you sure that you (a) installed the 64-bit version and (b) you set the appropriate search folder in the GP Plugin Manager (i.e, C:\Program Files\Steinberg)
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Yeah it seems to works fine on both Windows 10 and 11. Did you have to set the search folder?
It works in Reaper. Does not work in GP. I have set ALL my vsts to a folder on my d: drive called vst64 - All the other plugins work from that folder - but I’ll try copying the dll to the steinber folder.
Works fine with me. I deselected AAX and 32-bit plugins. Installed only 64-bit VST and VST3.
Of course, I double checked that the install location is added as a path in the Plugin Manager.
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What version of GP?
That may be - it still doesn’t prove that GP found the 64-bit version.
Same here. Not a use case in the short term, but it might come in handy. The price is really good, I think.
Latest version of GP. I won’t have a chance to get working on this again till Tuesday. Gigs coming up.