As we discussed before we have two main possibilities:
- a lite one so you can use several copies of Usine into your favorite DAW
- a complete one so you can take advantages on the routing possibilities, midi learn, etc, of Usine but heavy....
But finally I found a third solution which is a kind of mix of both. I try to explain.
1) Usine appears as the complete version.
2) you can have several copies of Usine VST in you DAW but in fact there is only one Usine loaded in memory.
3) Each VST in your host is associated to a particular in/out of Usine:
for example,
*the 1st UsineVST sound goes to in1(LR) and then come out from out1(LR)
*the 2sd UsineVST sound goes to in2(LR) and then come out from out2(LR)
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DAW----> UsineVST1---> Usine In1---->Usine Out1 ---> returns DAW
----> UsineVST2---> Usine In2---->Usine Out2 ---> returns DAWWhat are benefits of such a solution?
- Usine can receive all tracks from your host at the same time, so you can make unbelievable routings, side-chain FX, etc.
- Only one Usine is really running so less CPU load,
- you can make real surround in a stereo host,
- its a kind of mix between VST and Rewire...
I like this solution!
