#Vst to rtas wrapper pro tools 9 mac#

Anyway, I wondered if you might be having the same issue. But, I guess PT requires something other than 'no input' to be selected. This was not very intuitive to me since I did not expect there would be a need to select an input since Ivory was in the Insert path and was supplying the sound, not the 1-2 input. As soon as I selected an input, like 1-2, Ivory made sound. I was not getting sound on an aux channel with, say Ivory, even though I could see it was receiving MIDI. This might have happened since installing PT 7.3. I have had problems recently with other VI's that surprised me. Hi charlzj, I am contemplating purchasing Vienna Instruments and had hoped to get started using it in PT. To the makers of Vienna Instruments: PLEASE devote some attention to us Pro Tools users. It appears to be working, but makes no sound.

#Vst to rtas wrapper pro tools 9 mac#

This is done by opening the audio/midi setting in the Mac, matching the sample rate and bit depth to my Pro Tools session, and selecting 'external' for the mac audio sync.ДЄny suggestions for getting Bidule's rewire working properly would be greatly appreciated. By running another optical cable from the interface's output back to the Mac I was able to digitally sync the audio. At this point I am only able to get Vienna Instrument's audio into PT via my Mac G5's optical output into my PT 192 interface. It shows up on my PT aux channel, but when I select it, no sound. However, for some reason, I cannot get audio into PT via Bidule's rewire. I downloaded the Plogue Bidule, and was able to use it to send midi from PT to the standalone Vienna Instrument. So at this point I am forced to use the Vienna Instrument in standalone mode. The Fxpansion vst to rtas adaptor (which works great with other VST instruments) sees the Vienna Instrument, but is unable to convert it. FWIW, Here's my experience using Vienna Instruments with Pro Tools so far.