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buenas, os suena que haya algun secuenciador VST por ahi tipo step donde pueda seleccionar el numero de pasos (16, 5, 9, etc)  para cada pista en cubase por ejemplo y redirigir esa secuencia a un VSTi?

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For Windows users who need VST 3, I built the clap-wrapper with the latest versions of CLAP and VST3 on Windows 64-bit. It seems to work well from the brief test I did with it (there certainly could still be problems). It works by loading a CLAP plugin with the exact same name, so in theory you could just copy & rename it to get a VST 3 version for any other CLAP plugin. To use it, download the:  Integrate.vst3.zip    (363.89 KiB) Downloaded 9 times  Extract it to get the Integrate.vst3, put that file in your C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3 directory, then rescan.  Hope this works for people :pray:  P.S. some of the oddities you might see are present in the CLAP version, too, like occasional blank screens, GUI appearing in weird spots, other things.

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Use Polac VSTi VST3 to VST2 adapters using a shell2dd converter also by Polac.
https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/
https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/shell2vst.zip
https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/vst3shell_v1.3.1.zip
It's windows only, but the only fix to the problem for the moment. There's a problem with CLAP-VST3 multiouts in Studio One and it dies while trying to update the VST3 adapter from Polac.Use Polac VSTi VST3 to VST2 adapters using a shell2dd converter also by Polac. https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/ https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/shell2vst.zip https://www.xlutop.com/buzz/zip/vst3shell_v1.3.1.zip It's windows only, but the only fix to the problem for the moment.

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