Might want to look at this...

http://www.native-instruments.com/index.php?id=koredetails_us

It'll wrap both VSTs and AUs at the same time and allow you to port a whole rack of plug-ins between sequencers - but more than that.

No idea how much this is going to cost but it's due for release at Frankfurt Musikmesse I believe.

Colin

Looks interesting. It sort of gives me an idea for VI, but I'll start another thread!

DG

@DG said:

OK, we are going to look at this, when it is released, if it works, yada yada yada.......

http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=1071

DG

I've been using this programme for a couple of years but you do need to start with a VST for Mac plug-in rather than a VST for PC. VI's are only VST for PC.

Julian.

We were hoping to go the other way; AU to VST Mac.

DG

It's possible that NI Kore will do that, DG, since it can work as a plug-in as well as a host.

NI Kore? Sorry, but I would love to have a useable, workable solution for VST Mac.
(As a NI K2, B4 and FM7 user. hehe, on Mac, hehe, waiting for bug fixes and error-free implementation of the features since - well, years, hehe, could think of something more, well, useful, even burning my money would at least produce heat, not too much, but at least,...)

Sorry, but as always - there is only one solution to get it right - make a VST VI - I think VSL is known to provide quality - not junk, so I think any wrapper that is not especially made for VI will not fit to that.

I would appreciate if VSL re-thinks their VST-Mac policy.

best

@Nick Batzdorf said:

As far as I know the VST Wrapper is out, DG, but I haven't heard of anything that goes AU-> VST or AU-> RTAS. VST -> RTAS or AU isn't a problem, in fact I believe FXPansion has both.

OK I've just been told that this wrapper won't work in Cubase or Nuendo because Steinberg doesn't support CA.

DG

Go on DG try Logic you know it makes sense!!

Julian [:D]

Dont trust anything Natives Instruments put on the market. This company is having the worst product quality ethics in the entire industry, releasing software with announced features that are not even in the product, and commonly known as the most bug-riddled applications around.

You will regret going down that route.

@julian said:

Go on DG try Logic you know it makes sense!!

Julian [:D]

I need Logic (what a stupid name for such a clunky program) like I need a hole in the head. Mind you many people have said that I could do with a lobotomy [:(]

DG