@gapworks

Isadora doesn't ship with any VST plugins, rather it now supports a huge array of plugins available from 3rd party vendors. 
A little searching and you can find hundreds of free (or paid) vst3 plugins (note vst3 is important, some older plugins in vst2 format will not work).
this page lists many free vsts: Free VST Plugins - List w/Search Function, OS Compatibility, & Tags

Once installed there is a new panel for managing these plugins. (learn about this here: Managing VST Plugins in Isadora)

Along with support for these plugins, Isadora now offers a new 'Audio' patching type, and the additional of numerous Audio actors, for input, mixing, routing, analyzing, and output.
Supporting a multi-channel real-time mixing.

Perhaps, I need to make an intro video tutorial tht supplies links t a few free vsts, and walk through using a few simple audio effects. 
You can find a range of short audio tutorials on our youtube: troikatronix - YouTube

i was  quite exited to explore the new VST options. Being far from a Soundperson i gor a bit lost  where  to download the  plugins. 

the only  vet actor i have is "Transport control" :( Any int highly apprciated as  for now i can't even follow the u tube tutorials

best 

@dbini

See you there :D

@eva

Could you please open a support ticket about this so that @DusX can continue to investigate this? In about a week, I'm going to be away from my normal duties for a bit working for some events through TroikaTronix's professional services; otherwise, I'd be looking into this myself.

For anyone building ATEM control actors or bridges: I’ve open-sourced atem-mini-emulator, a Windows source build that gives SDK clients a local base-Mini test device. You can exercise program/preview, transitions, PiP and macros while the physical switcher is elsewhere. Search GitHub for tin921/atem-mini-emulator. An Isadora/OSC bridge would be a separate integration to build and test.

@bonemap said:

<p>@skulpture</p> <p>This looks exceptionally cool and connected!</p> <p>Thanks for sharing a great concept. I really like the potential of listening to the global process in realtime as abstract sounds.</p> <p>Best wishes</p> <p>Russell</p>

 You are welcome. It's had some substantial upgrades this weekend.... 

I have 2 Isadora USB keys for sale. They are for version 3.

I am open to any reasonable offers - I understand there is a costly upgrade to go through to get them up to the current version.

DM me

Fred

@jfg - ok thank you, I will try that. I set the init of the gate actor to on, so now I guess if I do the same with the toggle, than I know what I do:)Yes, I know, its a bit messy:D sorry about that.

@Eva

It’s quite difficult to tell from your patch which actors you’re referring to. The fundamental behaviour of the Toggle Actor is that it switches to the opposite state whenever it’s triggered. That means that if it is already switched to ‘off’ first, it will switch to ‘on’. As your patch is relatively complex (and, sorry, a bit confusing), I can’t say for certain whether the following is a solution. However, if it works for the scene, I’d set the ‘init input’ to ‘on’. That way, the actor would be set to ‘on’ when the scene is activated and switch to ‘off’ when it’s triggered. I hope this helps.

Hello there,

I am trying toclean up a patch and using a toggle and gate actor so that its not so heavy. I have attache the toggle actor to the complete of the "ease in/out actor). If I click on the trigger of the actor to test it, it works - but in reality, most imes it doesnt toggle off the "gate actor". Is there a bug or what can I do to get this to work?Its a bit urgent, I need to send the file tomorrow:)

I have used this in Q3-Q6

Here is my patch:

walking-towards-peace-oslo4-mapping-kopi.izz.zip

All the best Eva