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Drum Machine is a freeware drum rompler in VST/AU plugin formats for Windows and Mac OS X, featuring the drum sounds from our free 99 Drum Samples sample library. The plugin was developed by our friends at SampleScience.This initial version comes with twelve free drum kits and will be expanded with more built-in drum samples and kits in future updates (which will also free).

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Setting Options on Individual VST Plug-ins

You can set options on individual plug-ins by using the VST button on a plug-in's property page (you can also use the Cakewalk Plug-in Manager).

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To Set Options on a Single Plug-in

• Open the VST Plug-in Properties dialog by doing one of the following:

  • Open the plug-in's property page, click the VST button, and select Plug-in Properties from the dropdown menu.

• Or

• Use the Tools-Cakewalk Plug-in Manager command to open the Plug-in Manager, select VST Audio Effects or VST Instruments in the Plug-in Categories window, select the plug-in you want to configure in the Registered Plug-ins window, then click the Plug-in Properties button in the VST Configuration section.

• Choose from the following options:

  • Enable as plug-in--enable this option if you want to use the plug-ins in this folder as audio effects.

  • Configure as synth--if the plug-in is a software synthesizer, enable this option.

  • Configure as tempo-based effect--if the effects in this folder are supposed to respond to tempo information (for example, a tempo-synced delay), and they are not responding, make sure this box is checked.

  • Force stereo operation--if you need to use mono plug-ins in situations that requires stereo, you can enable this option to run the plug-ins in stereo mode. This option simply creates two identical output streams from the plug-ins where only one existed.

  • Do not intercept NRPNs--SONAR uses NRPNs to run automation of your VST plug-ins. However, some instruments have their own implementation of this process, so checking this box passes the NRPNs directly to the instrument, allowing it to manage its own automation.

  • Enable Delay Compensation--usually, you will leave this checkbox the way you found it. SONAR contains a delay compensator, which turns on and off automatically for each individual plug-in (only a few plug-ins need it). If your plug-in needs extra time to process the audio data, the plug-in sends a message to SONAR, so it can synchronize playback time to the delayed output from the plug-in.

  • Enable Mono Processing--allows VST plug-ins to process in mono instead of the default behavior, which sums the stereo output of VST plug-ins. Note: enabling this could affect the sound of projects created in SONAR 6.0 or earlier versions of SONAR.

  • Translate Bank/Program Changes--this option allows VSTi's to receive band/program change messages. When unchecked, program or bank change MIDI messages are passed to the VSTi; previously these messages were intercepted and translated into a VST preset number.

• Best free vst plugins sounds. Click OK to close the dialog.

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Setting Options on Individual VST Plug-ins

You can set options on individual plug-ins by using the VST button on a plug-in's property page (you can also use the Cakewalk Plug-in Manager).

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To Set Options on a Single Plug-in

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• Open the VST Plug-in Properties dialog by doing one of the following:

  • Open the plug-in's property page, click the VST button, and select Plug-in Properties from the dropdown menu.

• Or

• Use the Tools-Cakewalk Plug-in Manager command to open the Plug-in Manager, select VST Audio Effects or VST Instruments in the Plug-in Categories window, select the plug-in you want to configure in the Registered Plug-ins window, then click the Plug-in Properties button in the VST Configuration section.

• Choose from the following options:

  • Enable as plug-in--enable this option if you want to use the plug-ins in this folder as audio effects.

  • Configure as synth--if the plug-in is a software synthesizer, enable this option.

  • Configure as tempo-based effect--if the effects in this folder are supposed to respond to tempo information (for example, a tempo-synced delay), and they are not responding, make sure this box is checked.

  • Force stereo operation--if you need to use mono plug-ins in situations that requires stereo, you can enable this option to run the plug-ins in stereo mode. This option simply creates two identical output streams from the plug-ins where only one existed.

  • Do not intercept NRPNs--SONAR uses NRPNs to run automation of your VST plug-ins. However, some instruments have their own implementation of this process, so checking this box passes the NRPNs directly to the instrument, allowing it to manage its own automation.

  • Enable Delay Compensation--usually, you will leave this checkbox the way you found it. SONAR contains a delay compensator, which turns on and off automatically for each individual plug-in (only a few plug-ins need it). If your plug-in needs extra time to process the audio data, the plug-in sends a message to SONAR, so it can synchronize playback time to the delayed output from the plug-in.

  • Enable Mono Processing--allows VST plug-ins to process in mono instead of the default behavior, which sums the stereo output of VST plug-ins. Note: enabling this could affect the sound of projects created in SONAR 6.0 or earlier versions of SONAR.

  • Translate Bank/Program Changes--this option allows VSTi's to receive band/program change messages. When unchecked, program or bank change MIDI messages are passed to the VSTi; previously these messages were intercepted and translated into a VST preset number.

• Click OK to close the dialog.