Which Integra 7 editor when a DAW doesn't support VST3 ?
22 Oct 2015, 17:01Hi,
I am able to edit my Integra 7 using the VST-Editor when using Cubase Pro 8, since the VST editor is currently only available in VST3 format.
I'm also using another DAW that does not support VST3 (it Only supports VST2) at this time. So, I can't use the editor.
What are Integra 7 users who use a DAW that does not support VST 3 using to edit it ?
i.e. Use the iPad Editor ? or the standalone Editor (Which I feel is ok, but makes it quite limited to edit the Integra 7 simultaneously while working on a project).
I would think the easiest solution is for Roland to offer a VST2 version of their VST editor. But that doesn't look like it's going to happen.
Any advice on what would be the best way to edit the Integra 7 when using a non-VST3 supporting DAW ?
Thanks,
Muziksculp
I am able to edit my Integra 7 using the VST-Editor when using Cubase Pro 8, since the VST editor is currently only available in VST3 format.
I'm also using another DAW that does not support VST3 (it Only supports VST2) at this time. So, I can't use the editor.
What are Integra 7 users who use a DAW that does not support VST 3 using to edit it ?
i.e. Use the iPad Editor ? or the standalone Editor (Which I feel is ok, but makes it quite limited to edit the Integra 7 simultaneously while working on a project).
I would think the easiest solution is for Roland to offer a VST2 version of their VST editor. But that doesn't look like it's going to happen.
Any advice on what would be the best way to edit the Integra 7 when using a non-VST3 supporting DAW ?
Thanks,
Muziksculp