[pluggo] embarrassing newbie question

If you play your sound inside the plug-in then you don't need to  
connect the plugin~ object to any other one. However the plugin~  
object itself is mandatory. So just put it in your patch and leave it  
disconnected. Another way to go is making your plug-in to be  
considered as a synth by adding "#synth; " in the plugconfig object.  
Then you don't need the plugin~ object at all.

Roald Baudoux

Le 05-avr.-08 à 07:13, eric a écrit :

>
> i'm trying to build a basic vst to open/play a file with groove~,  
> using other stuff for manipulation, and i just haven't been able to  
> get it right...  i went through the develop pluggo manual (not  
> terribly thoroughly) and i am able to get working synths and  
> effects, but would really like to figure this one out as it would  
> be useful to me.  i think the problem i'm experiencing is how to  
> properly route the plugin object into the patch.  i've only been on  
> maxmsp for a few months, i know mainly just the basics in maxmsp  
> patches and am even more virgin with vst experience
>
> my host app is renoise 1.91 if that is of any added value
>
> i'm also trying to figure out how to construct a reverb type vst,  
> and am having troubles with how to route to plugout~
>
> my apologies for wasting a forum thread with this question :)
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