Drumagog keeps "kicking out" DFHS

[Ben Johnson]

I'm trying to replace the kick and snare with samples provided by the very generous Black Neon Bob (and Andy).

I get DFHS up and running fine. Okay.

Then I solo the snare and kick separately to record tracks (because sending doesn't work at all for some reason).

I enable instances of drumagog on each respective track, and now DFHS has disappeared from the MIDI inputs list. WTF? I get a nice sounding kick and snare, but everything else is gone. Do I have to record tracks of everything else before I use drumagog?

I'm using an ancient "borrowed" version of Nuendo, (but I plan on buying Cubase 4 as soon as they have compatibility with Direct X).

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

I'm using an ancient "borrowed" version of Nuendo, (but I plan on buying Cubase 4 as soon as they have compatibility with Direct X).

"borrowed"

I wouldn't hold your breath for direct x support

 

[JeffTD]

I'm confused - are you trying to trigger drumagog via midi?

Just stick it as an insert on the kick/snare track.

 

[Ben Johnson]

"borrowed"

I wouldn't hold your breath for direct x support

Hmm.......

Good thing a few of my plugins are "borrowed" too.


Actually, it seems I just had to disable and re-enable DFHS, and all is well. Thanks guys.

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

Hmm.......

Good thing a few of my plugins are "borrowed" too.


Actually, it seems I just had to disable and re-enable DFHS, and all is well. Thanks guys.

It's cool man alot of my friends are using barrowed versions also. I don't judge. I just thought it was a funny way of putting it.

 

[Ben Johnson]

Well, some people can be EXTREMELY touchy about that sort of thing. And they have every right to be pissed off too. Here they spend all kinds of money on expensive software, and people can just download it. I am still learning though, and I've not made any money from recording. So it's okay.....kind of.

But that just doesn't make sense to eliminate DX support on Cubase 4.