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

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From: Runaway
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2008 16:11

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I suspect that it did work and it installed a itself into your vst folder.

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

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