[Rwp] Plug-in pin connector

[Patrick Perdue]

The MDA vocoder only has two inputs anyway.
I usually just have a vocoder like that on it's own dedicated track, 
then send from two other tracks that don't route back to parent send for 
a completely wet signal, sending 1/2 of mod track to vocoder channel 1, 
and 1/2 of carrier track to vocoder channel 2 (or maybe it's the other 
way around, I don't remember.) I do it this way to insure that panning 
has no affect, as both carrier and modulator, at least on that plugin, 
are mono.
I don't know how to effectively use the pin thingy, however.

Reaper's vocoder is a little different. It takes a stereo input for both 
mod and carrier (not that I personally think it's worth it.) Last time I 
used it, I had to send one source to 1/2 and the other to 3/4 on a 
four-channel track, or maybe I just used odd pairs (1/3 only, or 1 and 
3/4, ignoring two for a mono input to get a stereo output on the vocoder 
track.) It was something like that, anyway.

On 9/4/2015 1:15 PM, Justin Macleod via RWP wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Since side-chaining has come up, I’m using MDA’s vocoder. I have track 1
> set to send to channels 3 and 4 of track 2, i.e. I want track 1 to
> modulate track 2. When I look at the effects dialogue however, it says 2
> in 2 out. When I press the button to chain it, it brings up the plug-in
> pin connector dialogue, which appears completely inaccessible in that no
> amount of tabbing or object naving yields any feedback.
>
> I tried using rea vocoder but, although that says 4 in 2 out, no audio
> comes across track 2 whatsoever.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Justin
>
>
>
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