#Vienna ensemble pro setup how to#

Load one instance of the VEP Server Interface plug-in into the Synfire rack and connect it with the VEP Server.

to leverage additional CPU cores, or on another computer in your network. The server may run on your Synfire computer in the background, e.g.

Install and run a VEP Server instance according to Vienna's documentation.

In order to address these, you can use the following setup: To be able to address more than one plug-in with up to 16 channels each, a VEP Server provides multiple MIDI ports for input. Synfire also supports only 1 MIDI port with 16 channels per each rack module. VST 2 and AudioUnit plug-ins only support 1 MIDI port with 16 channels. You need to install all plug-ins that you want to run on a server computer and provide access to the sound libraries these plug-ins may load.

VEP Servers do not require audio hardware to be installed, because audio is streamed over the network. Audio generated and mixed by the VEP Servers is streamed over the network, back into the Vienna Ensemble Pro plug-in, where it plays back in Synfire.Д«y distributing the plug-ins of a large Synfire rack over multiple computers in your network, you are able to host many more plug-ins at the same time, which is especially useful for large orchestral setups. Synfire hosts an Vienna Ensemble Pro plug-in, which sends all MIDI data to the connected VEP Servers.

Vienna Ensemble Pro (VEP 5) is a powerful distributed hosting and mixing system that runs your VST/AU plug-ins on one or more computers in your local network.

#Vienna ensemble pro setup how to#

Learn how to set up Synfire with one or more Vienna Ensemble Pro (VEP) servers in your local network.