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  • Is it possible for 32bit fx send to VE pro5 in Logic 64bit mode?

    T
    T

    Hi there,

    I'm in Logic 64bit mode running the 32bit bridge and I'm just trying to offload an altiverb6 or Waves 32bit plug to a VEP5 slave for processing and return back to Logic.

    I must be completely lost in how to properly use VEP5 as an external FX processor (which is entirely & extremely possible). I'm assuming I just engage an input instance of VEP5 on a track or bus or master bus in Logic. Find the appropriate server on a slave which has the FX needed (ie. Altiverb loaded up) and the corresponding track's  audio in Logic will be sent to the Slave server , passed through Altiverb and then return back into the corresponding output channels Logic? Yes?

    If so Logic sees no VEP5 plug available under 32bit AU's - just 64. Concurrently, when I launch into 32bit mode in Logic there is now a 32bit VE plug available but when engaged it can't see the VEP5 Slave.

    I would greatly appreciate any help!

    Also - can't seem to find any user manual for VEP5 in its download. Where can I find it?

    Thanks in advance!
  • JT3_JonJ
    JT3_JonJ

    The user manual is really good and I recommend reading it. You have to be logged into your account, and then follow this link: http://www.vsl.co.at/en/68/428/2022/1709.htm

    (if the link doesn't work, its in the same place you downloaded the software, but under the "manuals" name) 

    Anyway, you can for sure use 32-bit plugins in VE pro while in 64-bit logic. However, you need to have them loaded in the 32-bit VE pro. The manual does a great job explaining how this is done, so I recommend checking that out and posting back if you have problems, as it is a bit confusing at first.