DSP Plug-in Issues

Bretagne · 2nd October 2005, 04:33

Hey, I downloaded the Volume Leveler 6.4 by Abe3k. I've run through all the plugin installation threads I could find, and nothing that hits my subject. I download the program, unzip and stick it in the DSP_SPS folder in the plugin directory. There are no readme files or any sort of documentation to enlighten myself with, so when I open up my DSP preferences and see nothing but a Nullsoft Signal Processing Studio plugin, confusion ensues. I can't find anything to manual import plugins into the list, and it doesn't seem to be a 'stand-alone' program - I see no icons in the systray nor anywhere else. The file itself is called 'ABE3K - Compressor 6.4.sps', so my immediate assumption is that Windows isn't reading it correctly because of the extra period. But then again, I have NO idea how Windows likes to work, or rather, how Windows manages to work. But either way, I cannot seem to locate it anywhere in the plugin options area, and nothing I read seems to point me in any solid direction. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Bretagne

siebe83 · 2nd October 2005, 08:57

If the filename ends in .sps, it's a Signal Processing Studio preset. It will not show up in the plugins list since it's not a plugin.

Open Preferences (Ctrl+P) > DSP/Effect > select 'Nullsoft Signal Processing Studio' > hit 'Configure' button > click 'Load' > load your preset

Afterwards, you'll have to make sure 'Enable processing' is checked and then the preset should work...

Bretagne · 6th October 2005, 03:06

Thanks a ton.

Bretagne

2nd October 2005, 04:33	#1
Bretagne Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2	DSP Plug-in Issues Hey, I downloaded the Volume Leveler 6.4 by Abe3k. I've run through all the plugin installation threads I could find, and nothing that hits my subject. I download the program, unzip and stick it in the DSP_SPS folder in the plugin directory. There are no readme files or any sort of documentation to enlighten myself with, so when I open up my DSP preferences and see nothing but a Nullsoft Signal Processing Studio plugin, confusion ensues. I can't find anything to manual import plugins into the list, and it doesn't seem to be a 'stand-alone' program - I see no icons in the systray nor anywhere else. The file itself is called 'ABE3K - Compressor 6.4.sps', so my immediate assumption is that Windows isn't reading it correctly because of the extra period. But then again, I have NO idea how Windows likes to work, or rather, how Windows manages to work. But either way, I cannot seem to locate it anywhere in the plugin options area, and nothing I read seems to point me in any solid direction. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Bretagne

2nd October 2005, 08:57	#2
siebe83 Forum King Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 9,229	If the filename ends in .sps, it's a Signal Processing Studio preset. It will not show up in the plugins list since it's not a plugin. Open Preferences (Ctrl+P) > DSP/Effect > select 'Nullsoft Signal Processing Studio' > hit 'Configure' button > click 'Load' > load your preset Afterwards, you'll have to make sure 'Enable processing' is checked and then the preset should work... If you're bored go here or, if the boredom is more serious, here.

6th October 2005, 03:06	#3
Bretagne Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2	Sweet. Thanks a ton. Bretagne

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