Inspired Gear - Desired Sound

The idea behind WVM is very simple. You load WVM and inside it, you load your VSTs. Once you extract the presets to FXP files, you can organize those files in any way you want, or download categorized FXP files from our future library of VST FXP files. When a FXP is loaded, it will load the correct VST for it and apply the FXP Preset to the loaded VST.

For instance, you can have one directory full with FXP files that has only BASS sounds. Those files can be from several different VSTs. So when you browse and load each FXP, it will load the correct VST. Making browsing for sounds with multiple VSTs much easier. You can also categorize by mood, style, or any other way you want.

Wusik VM also includes 2 Midi-Tools: Arpeggiator, Melody and Key Switching. Melody is a nice tool, where you can play chords at the lower are of your keyboard, and the white-keys in the upper area will follow the lower melody. It also has some nice features as Octave and Transpose selection by using the lower keys. Key Switching let you use the same keyboard with different VSTs. As you can assign multiple VSTs with this tool, and let each one be used by a key switch at the lower area of your keyboard.

Skin-Design by ArtVera: http://www.artvera-music.com/

System Requirements: Windows Compatible VST Host/Sequencer.

About the Source-Files: if you are a C++ programmer, you can request the source-files. Wusik VM uses custom-changed files from the Steinberg's VST SDK Library, which is not open-source. In order to build the binaries you'll need the VSTSDK 2.4 as well as some additional files. These files contain parts of the VST SDK and are available exclusively from Wusik as they cannot be open-sourced.

Sign the agreement to get access to Steinberg's VST SDK. Once you do this, use the Support/Login area to request a copy of the source files. (be sure to click Register first before you try to login, in case you never registered at our site before)