Cubase VST 5.0 midi w/ Soundforge 6.0??? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Cubase VST 5.0 midi w/ Soundforge 6.0??? Posted by: DeadEyesOpen Date:8/12/2003 7:33:29 PM I am attempting to trigger .wav files in Soundforge using Cubase. Is this possible? I assume it is... lately I have been tring to use a program called midi yoke, will this work? is there a better or another way someone can suggest? Anything will help even if you just have suggestions or can steer me in a certain direction. Thanx, Iain
Subject:RE: Cubase VST 5.0 midi w/ Soundforge 6.0??? Reply by: Rednroll Date:8/12/2003 10:24:01 PM The way you're doing it SHOULD work if you set up the midi ports correctly and are generating timecode sync. You might want to try Sonic Foundry's Virtual midi router instead of midi yoke, which can be downloaded from here for free: http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step2.asp?DID=317 "is there a better or another way someone can suggest?" Ahhhhhhhhhh.....yeah. Cubase Audio VST? Cakewalk. Or you can just record your midi tracks to a multitrack recorder and then just add the audio file as another track. Basically, there's a ton of better ways to do this than the method you're trying.

Subject:Cubase VST 5.0 midi w/ Soundforge 6.0???

Posted by: DeadEyesOpen

Date:8/12/2003 7:33:29 PM

I am attempting to trigger .wav files in Soundforge using Cubase. Is this possible? I assume it is... lately I have been tring to use a program called midi yoke, will this work? is there a better or another way someone can suggest? Anything will help even if you just have suggestions or can steer me in a certain direction.
Thanx,
Iain

Subject:RE: Cubase VST 5.0 midi w/ Soundforge 6.0???

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:8/12/2003 10:24:01 PM

The way you're doing it SHOULD work if you set up the midi ports correctly and are generating timecode sync. You might want to try Sonic Foundry's Virtual midi router instead of midi yoke, which can be downloaded from here for free: http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step2.asp?DID=317

"is there a better or another way someone can suggest?"
Ahhhhhhhhhh.....yeah. Cubase Audio VST? Cakewalk. Or you can just record your midi tracks to a multitrack recorder and then just add the audio file as another track. Basically, there's a ton of better ways to do this than the method you're trying.