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written by: TheTechnobear
so, to get this straight, your using the default pico setup, and the piano works.
if so this, is good news, as it means the runtime, eigend and samples are all installed correctly :)
it sounds like your saying you cannot find any audio units, correct?
try to do a plugin scan...
start eigend
tools/plugin scanner
and click on 'full scan'
do you get any errors?
are you plugins listed as 'good plugins'
note: there will no doubt be failed plugins, this is because currently eigend does not support 64 bit plugins, so any 64 bits plugs will be 'failed'
now restart eigend
you will need to start the Tools/EigenBrowser.
- then select the VST instrument on the pico , then select browse
the pico reference guide details which buttons to press to do this, I cant remember off-hand.
the alternative is (still need eigenbrowser running) is to launch Stage, and then go to the VST tab, and select browse there.
you should get a list of both VSTs and Audio units that you have installed.
(assuming you have installed some VSTS/AU! :))
now, there is currently a bit of a gitch in the EigenBrowser UI, so when you select thing, you might have to move the window for it to update.
(Ive got a fix for this, but not got around to building/releasing it yet)
another option, and I think one many of use use, is not to use EigenBrowser, but instead use Workbench.
(this is more advanced!)
to do this, run eigenD , load the default setup and then start workbench.
then look for the audio unit rig 1 (its on the right hand side), click on open
which shows you how a audio unit rig is built.
now... you will find an 'instrument audio unit' component
right click to select the edit tool, then click on the audio unit component
now you will find a parameter call plugin... with browse next to it.
this brings a tree of all available plugins... select the one you want.
I know workbench, seem intimidating at first ... think of its as a modular synth with modules wired up.
BUT in the long run its worth getting to know it, its actually pretty easy to use, and allows for alot of customisation and tweaking.
(and the UI is much more modern than the old EigenBrowser and EigenCommander ones)
tip: when you have selected the VSTs you want to use, you can save the setup, as a user setup.
hope the above helps, if you get stuck let us know, and we can clear up any confusion.