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Hey guys
i am attemtping to wade my way through using VSTi's, specifically Yellow Tools Majestic and DFH Superior. I am doing well with DFH, but Majestic is not something I am having as much luck with. The interface is easy enough, but there is a certain amount of assumed knowledge that I do not possess.
If anyone is able to help me with a few things, such as velocity splits and other settings, I would be very grateful.
Thanks very much

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I'm not familiar wtih Majesitc. What is it? I have (and love) DHF Superior.

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Majestic is a bass vst.
DFHS 2 is on it's way!

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http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/

Is one of the best places I can think of for you, Plenty of all round expertise, along with a massive database of plugins as well.

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Thanks, I'll check it out.

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