Ableton Live
Set up False Audio, make your first request, and add an instrument, in Ableton Live.
Use the VST3 versions in Live.
Turn on VST3
Open LiveSettingsPlug-Ins, turn on Use VST3 Plug-In System Folders, and press Rescan. False Audio appears in the browser under Plug-InsVST3False Audio.
Set up
Put the Hub on the Main track
Drag False Audio Hub onto the Main track (Master in older versions). Open its window with the wrench button.
Put a Link on a track
Drag False Audio Link onto an audio track, to the right of any devices already there. Its header should say Controlled by False Audio Hub.
If it says Track name not reported by host, type a name in the label box, like "Lead vox".
Sign in and ask
Sign in, play eight bars, and type a request. Then compare and apply.
Use your own synth
Load Link Instrument
Drag False Audio Link Instrument onto a MIDI track, where your synth would go.
Add your synth inside it
Open its window, press + Add your instrument, find your synth, and press Add. Play a clip.
Ask about it
Try "make the bass synth brighter". More on your own plugins
Tips
- Need transpose or quantise? Use the Link Instrument's Notes tab. Live can't load Link MIDI.
- Stick to VST3 for every False Audio plugin in a project.