[ddots-l] Re: a message for phil

Thanks alot man I will try that! 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mike Christer 
  To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 2:09 PM
  Subject: [ddots-l] Re: a message for phil 


      Hey Neville!  

  Firstly, don't cut and paste your plugs in to the necessary VST folder etc!  
  When you open the zip file, press the application button and cursor up to 
extract, and direct them that way!  

  Next you'll need to "wrap" them!  You can do this with either the Cakewalk 
VST Adaptor, which you'll find in the CT 5 folder, in the programmes files in 
the start menu.  
  Or if you have Directixer installed you can use that!  It's an alternative to 
the Cakewalk VST adaptor.  
  What this does, is make the plug-ins visible to JAWS, (another irritating 
part of being a blind user), and enables us to access some of the controls of 
said plug-in!  

  To use the Cakewalk VST Adaptor, enter on it, follow the prompt, and press 
the next button.  

  It'll now ask you to select the folder in which your VST .dll files are 
kept/stored.  In this case it'll be the Cakewalk VST plug-ins folderSo navigate 
to C:\\Programme Files\Cakewalk VST Plug Ins.  

  If you tab there will be a series of check boxes, check the box which says 
rescan existing plug-ins, and tab to the next button and press the space bar!  

  You'll now have to wait a good 15/20 seconds or so, while the VST adaptor 
scans all the plug-ins.  
  Wait until it says finish button, press the space bar, and you're done!  

  Directixer is a little less cryptic to use, but if you ain't got it installed 
it ain't worth mentioning!  

  Anyway, good luck, and I hope this helps...

  Mike


    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: neville 
    To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
    Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 3:50 PM
    Subject: [dots-law] a message for Phil 


    Hey Phil I remember sometime on the list you mentioning a website called 
digitalfishphones. I went on there web site to download there plugging and now 
I'm trying to get them to work with Sonar. I'm assuming that you've  gotten 
them to work. So, I'm wondering if I can get some assistance from you. 
    After I unzipped the files I cut and pasted them into the folder that holds 
all my VEST plugging just like what the manual said to do, but with no results. 
It appears that Sonar doesn't see them. When I go to my effects bin and press 
the applications key then I for audio effects, I can't find them in the list. 
    What do you think? 


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