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So a value of 64 in the Velocity Depth and Velocity Offset means neutral.  Great, this eliminates the velocity limit reason.  I moved the effect and the Sweep sliders, and none affected the VST sound.  So, as you said it could be the VST responded strangely to some midi CC from the host.  At this point what I heard seems to be a velocity curve change.  I'm glad there is no rerouting of the VST audio back to the host as I question in the beginning.  I will use the product more and update if I found something.  The level of interaction (controls) with a VST plugin is impressive.  Thank you for your help.

Falcon is the main product of UVI.  www.uvi.net

A few questions that might help me understand the mystery.

EFXs

Quote from: Dan on November 07, 2021, 09:14:34 PM
If you don't send the VST to FX1/2/3, ...

How do we send the VST to FX1/2/3?  Another words, how do the FX controls in Varranger, as a host, affect the VST plugins?

VELOCITY DEPTH
As far as the audio differences, I found a slider that affects the VST sound.  It's called Velocity Depth in the Sound Edit panel.  This one is defaulted at 64.  As I increased this value, the piano sounds were brightened due to higher velocity strikes.  The dullness I heard in the sound previously might be due to this velocity limit.  I searched but there is no explanation for Velocity Depth in the manual.  How does this work?

VELOCITY OFFSET
The Velocity Offset slider, defaulted at 64, when set to 0, completely mutes the sound of the channel.  This behavior does not look like an offset function to me.  The manual says it is usually set at 0, yet it is defaulted at 64.  Please explain how this works.

Thanks.

A VST Falcon sampling synth is used as the sound source for my VArranger.  However, the sampled instruments sound not as good as when they are played from the stand alone version of the sampler.  I thought the VArranger only send midi signals to the VST instruments, and the instruments generate sounds directly to the outputs.  I noticed each mixer channel of the VArranger has 3 effects that apply to the sound of the channel.  Do the audio outputs from the VST got routed back to the VArranger to be processed and then routed to the outputs of the VArranger, hence the quality changes?  How to setup for my VST synth to output audio as if it is in stand alone mode?

The synth is 64 bit VST, and I used the exact same sound programs to compare.