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stereo-outs changed to multi-outs? [_w]

Archive · 2005 1 old post

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grease ·

Sorry if this has been answered, but I couldn't find it...didn't post this in the Bug forum, because I'm not sure if it is a bug.

Synths that I compiled in earlier versions of SynthMaker (for example, the example synth FM3x) played properly in FL Studio. But after compiling them in _w, the left and right channels are now treated as separate multi output channels. (I verified this by comparing old and new versions of compiled synths). So something has changed to make compiled VSTis behave differently.

If you create a VSTi in SynthMaker, how do you explicitly make the two mono outs into Left and Right channel outputs? Or is it just supposed to work this way automatically, and there is a bug?

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