Re: How do I extract a sound from two similar wave files?

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From: Runaway
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2008 16:37

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Drumagog should have installed itself somewhere on your hard disk

Do a search for "Drumagog.dll"

When you find it make note of the folder that it is in.

In AA go to Edit View
Select from the menu Effects->Add/Remove VST Directory
Make sure the folder that contains the drumagog.dll is added to or included in the list of VST directories.

then follow the previous instructions ie.

Open your FX rack and select VST it should be listed.

If not in AA go to edit view then select Effects->VST Plug In Manager and select Drumagog

Happy New Year

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