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MIDI port setting, when starting the software as a stand, alone application - effects

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Using the Installed Plug-in Effect on another host application Even after you've installed the plug-in effect, if you intend to use it with another VST-compatible host application, you will need to manually copy the effect plug-in module to the "VstPlugins" folder specified by the host application. 1 Select [Start] ➝ [(All) Programs] ➝ [YAMAHA VST Plugins] ➝ [(Plug-in Effect name)] ➝ [Setup]. A "Welcome" window appears. 2 Select [Modify], then click [Next]. 3 A window appears allowing you to specify the destination location to which the plug-in effect is to be copied. Select (check) the "VstPlugins" folder corresponding to the host application with which you intend to use the plug-in effect. MIDI port setting (when starting the software as a standalone application) Before setting the MIDI port on the Studio Manager or Multi Part Editor, you should set the MIDI port from the MIDI SETUP toolbar. • When you start the software as a plug-in application in the Open Plug-in Technology compatible application, refer to the PDF manual for the respective software. 1 Start the application. 2 Click the MIDI Setup button in the Toolbar. • If you remove the checkmark from the folder for the installed host-application, you can remove the installed plug-in effect. • For details, refer to the owner's manual of each host application. 4 Click [Next]. The copy operation is executed. • To cancel the operation, click [Cancel]. Uninstall (removing the installed plug-in effect) 1 Select [Start] ➝ [(All) Programs] ➝ [YAMAHA VST Plugins] ➝ [(Plug-in Effect name)] ➝ [Setup]. A "Welcome" window appears. 2 Select [Remove], then click [Next]. A window appears prompting you for confirmation of the file deletion. 3 Click [OK] to remove the files. MIDI SetupCVUUPO 3 Pressing the MIDI Setup button calls up the MIDISetup dialog. Set each port for MIDI In/Out/Thru that is to be connected to the MIDI device or MIDI application. When remote controlling the Multi Part Editor for MOTIF-RACK, enable mLAN MIDI In/Out Port 5, and when using the Studio Manager, enable mLAN MIDI In/Out Port 4. • In order for MIDI ports to be available here, you'll need to select the relevant MIDI port within each application software. This is the port that you'll use in the various software. For details on setting the MIDI port,refer to the on-line manual of each software. • To cancel the operation, click [Cancel]. TOOLS for 01X/Plug-in Effect Installation Guide 15

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TOOLS for 01X/Plug-in Effect
Installation Guide
Using the Installed Plug-in Effect on another host applica-
tion
Even after you’ve installed the plug-in effect, if you intend to use it with
another VST-compatible host application, you will need to manually copy
the effect plug-in module to the “VstPlugins” folder specified by the host
application.
1
Select [Start]
[(All) Programs]
[YAMAHA VST Plugins]
[(Plug-in
Effect name)]
[Setup].
A “Welcome” window appears.
2
Select [Modify], then click [Next].
3
A window appears allowing you to specify the destination location to
which the plug-in effect is to be copied. Select (check) the “VstPlugins”
folder corresponding to the host application with which you intend to use
the plug-in effect.
•
If you remove the checkmark from the folder for the installed host-application,
you can remove the installed plug-in effect.
•
For details, refer to the owner’s manual of each host application.
4
Click [Next].
The copy operation is executed.
•
To cancel the operation, click [Cancel].
Uninstall (removing the installed plug-in effect)
1
Select [Start]
[(All) Programs]
[YAMAHA VST Plugins]
[(Plug-in
Effect name)]
[Setup].
A “Welcome” window appears.
2
Select [Remove], then click [Next].
A window appears prompting you for confirmation of the file deletion.
3
Click [OK] to remove the files.
•
To cancel the operation, click [Cancel].
MIDI port setting
(when starting the software as a stand-
alone application)
Before setting the MIDI port on the Studio Manager or Multi Part Editor,
you should set the MIDI port from the MIDI SETUP toolbar.
•
When you start the software as a plug-in application in the Open Plug-in Technology
compatible application, refer to the PDF manual for the respective software.
1
Start the application.
2
Click the MIDI Setup button in the Toolbar.
3
Pressing the MIDI Setup button calls up the MIDISetup dialog.
Set each
port for MIDI In/Out/Thru that is to be connected to the MIDI device or
MIDI application.
When remote controlling the Multi Part Editor for
MOTIF-RACK, enable mLAN MIDI In/Out Port 5, and when using the
Studio Manager, enable mLAN MIDI In/Out Port 4.
•
In order for MIDI ports to be available here, you’ll need to select the relevant
MIDI port within each application software. This is the port that you’ll use in the
various software. For details on setting the MIDI port,refer to the on-line manual
of each software.
MIDI Setup
button