playing VSTi's live
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Erik Monsonis
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Hello
Joey, you should also considering V-Stack from Steinberg http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/musicproduction/v_stack_product.html which is a nice VSTi rack which also works as a standalone. I use it sometimes for live purposes.
"V-STACK is a 32 Bit VST-rack that expands a VST System Link network by adding 16 VST instrument slots and is ideal to play VST instruments live on stage"
Joey, you should also considering V-Stack from Steinberg http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/musicproduction/v_stack_product.html which is a nice VSTi rack which also works as a standalone. I use it sometimes for live purposes.
"V-STACK is a 32 Bit VST-rack that expands a VST System Link network by adding 16 VST instrument slots and is ideal to play VST instruments live on stage"
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Brainspawn Forte - hands down.
It's a bit annoying to figure out how it works properly, but once you do it, the program does absolutely EVERYTHING a keyboard module does PLUS a lot of other nice stuff. For example: after you configure it right, you can use a pedal (sustain pedal) in the controll input of your controller and play an entire pre-defined gig without even looking at the computer screen and just changing the presets sequencially using the pedal.
http://www.brainspawn.com/
It's a bit annoying to figure out how it works properly, but once you do it, the program does absolutely EVERYTHING a keyboard module does PLUS a lot of other nice stuff. For example: after you configure it right, you can use a pedal (sustain pedal) in the controll input of your controller and play an entire pre-defined gig without even looking at the computer screen and just changing the presets sequencially using the pedal.
http://www.brainspawn.com/
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