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At this time, Digital Performer does not support multiple outputs from instrument plugins. Therefore, the only one you can use as a plugin is BFD Stereo (the stereo version in DP4 - the mono one won’t be very useful). If you would like to use the multiple output capabilities of BFD, you will need to use the ReWire version - please see the section below entitled “Using BFD with ReWire”. To use the stereo version as a plugin in Digital Performer, do the following after lauching DP: • In a new project, add BFD as an instrument track, using the Project/Add Track/ Instrument Track menu option. You will see the various BFD plugin versions there. Select BFD (stereo out) (stereo). • The plugin will appear, along with a new track in the Tracks Overview. Using BFD in Image-Line FL Studio As long as the installation went smoothly, you should now have three new plugins available in your Vstplugins folder: BFD Stereo, BFD Groups, and BFD All. To use BFD, please do the following after launching FL Studio: • Add BFD to the project by adding it as a channel. Select the Channels menu then choose Add one…’ • BFD will not be in the list displayed by default. To make it part of the list select ‘More…’ to popup a list of all available plugins. From the bottom-right of this window click Refresh then Fast Scan (recommended). • Now enable the checkboxes next to the three BFD plugin names which are shown in red to show they are newly found plugins. • Now you can add BFD to the Step Sequencer by selecting Channels/Add one… then select the version of BFD you want. • Assign BFD to an FX track, using the Channel Settings window. • If you are using a multiple-output version of BFD, enable the multiple outputs (using the down-arrow menu, just underneath the red plugin icon in the topleft corner of the plugin window). The additional outputs will occupy the FX tracks after the FX track you specified. For example, when using BFD Groups, assigning the main FX track to track 4 will lead to the other three stereo outputs to tracks 5-7. 13
Using BFD in Sonic Foundry Acid 4.0 As long as the installation went smoothly, you should now have three new plugins available in your Vstplugins folder: BFD Stereo, BFD Groups, and BFD All. As long as you have pointed Acid to your Vstplugins folder, it should detect the BFD files. To use BFD, please do the following after launching Acid: • Load BFD using the Soft Synth entry on the Insert menu. • Choose BFD Stereo. At this time, Acid does not support multiple outputs on VST instruments. If you need to use multiple output versions of BFD, please see the section below entitled “Using BFD with ReWire”. • Create a MIDI track using the MIDI Track entry on the Insert menu. • Assign this MIDI track to BFD by using the Device Selection button- BFD should be on the list as Soft Synth N (BFD Stereo), where N is the number of the Soft Synth. • If you intend to play BFD from a MIDI input device such as a keyboard, click the Enable Real-Time MIDI button at the top of the BFD plugin window in its Soft Synth Properties dialog. Using BFD in Cakewalk Project 5 As long as the installation went smoothly, you should now have three DXi entries available to you: BFD Stereo, BFD Groups, and BFD All. Because BFD installs a set of DXi plugins, you do not need to run the Cakewalk VST Adapter in order to wrap the VST versions into DXi format. To use BFD in Project 5, simply click the Insert Track button and select one of the BFD plugins which should be visible on the menu. Using BFD in Cakewalk Sonar As long as the installation went smoothly, you should now have three DXi entries available to you: BFD Stereo, BFD Groups, and BFD All. Because BFD installs a set of DXi plugins, you do not need to run any extra utility such as Cakewalk VST Adapter in order to wrap the VST versions into DXi format. To use BFD, please do the following after launching Sonar: 14
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Page 24 and 25: Part Three: INTRODUCING THE GROOVE
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Page 38 and 39: MIXER SECTION A note on the control
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Page 42 and 43: GROOVE LIBRARIAN To open the Groove
Page 44 and 45: Auditioning Grooves Grooves or Fill
Page 46 and 47: HUMANIZATION FUNCTIONS • QUANTIZA
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DRUM RECORDING NOTES BFD’s high-q
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BFD’s LIBRARY OF GROOVES Most of
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