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Old 10-09-2003
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vst32 & SX compatibel?

This question must have been answered numerous times, yet I can't seem to find it with the search function.

I'm currently using Cubase vst32 but I'm thinking of switching to SX. Will I be able to open my arrangements, made in vst32, without any problems in SX?

I guess it can but I just want to be sure before I spend my money.

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I was able to import fine, but for some reason my stereo tracks were panned hard to one side so I had to manually center them, but that was with version 1.01 and I think they improved that with a later update.
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That's not that big 'a problem. Guess it's safe for me to risk the plunge.
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I agree, that was the only thing that happened on my end too.

I like SX better except that I got so used to editing in Soundforge from within VST, it was dissappointing that had to remove that feature.

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Mmm.. that's right, I hear you can't open an external editor in SX. I was just getting used to using Wavelabs cause it's a hell of a lot better than the internal VST editor.
Well I hope the internal SX editor can do the job then.
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