Article: Polac VST/DX Adapter and templates

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Polac VST/DX Adapter and templates	Date: 2004-12-15	Author: S(S)	Viewed 3510 times
Hello buzzers! I'd like to share my experience so it can help someone having the same problem I'd had. When I've installed Polac's amazing machine, I've created a bunch of templates with my preferred Direct X effects, just to avoid browsing LOTS of plugins! After some time, I've decided to format my hard disk, but here comes the troubles! The next time I've tried to save a module containing one or more DX effects, Buzz saved an empty file, a song without any machine in it...OH NO! That fabulous bassline LOST! After experimenting different solutions, I'd solved the problem deleting ALL the DX templates in the folder and re-creating them! I don't remember if I've used the same name for each template, but I think that this is not so relevant. OK, I hope this may be useful! Keep buzzing!
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