Some DAWs may take a bit more fiddling to get them to work (Pro-Tools, Reason) but that's just a matter of wiring.
#HOW TO CONNECT BEHRINGER BCF 2000 TO ACID PRO 8 INSTALL#
You can't normally bitbridge 32 bit plugins into a 64 bit DAW (Sonar does that automatically) but if you install everything with the same bittyness (64/32), that shouldn't be a problem. So the answer is yes, you should be able to use any VST Sonar installs in virtually any DAW. You can also configure Reaper to act like an audio interface so you can even use effect plugins in addition to instruments. I could be wrong but my understanding is that if you want to use Reason as a rewire master you need to use the ReBirth Input Machine. Pro-Tools and Reason do not support VST but they do support ReWire so you can use your VSTis in both if you use Reaper as an intermediary. Everything shows up and works fine in both DAWs. I have a few plugins that got installed in different locations (I probably clicked ok before looking at where they were getting put), I just made a separate VST64 folder that I copied everything to and point both Live and Reaper at that.
Digidesign Command 8 works well with Pro Tools only, to name a few). Live can only use a single plugin folder, I think Reaper can use multiple folders like Sonar. Its true that the BCF 2000 was the first ever controller to offer average DAW. You probably won't be able to use the Pro-Channel plugins unless they are also installed as regular VSTs (Overloud does this). You should be able use any of the VSTs that Sonar installs in the vstplugins folder without problems. Session Drummer 3 shows up in both Live and Reaper. Der Behringer Pro-One ist einer jener Synthesizer, die den klassischen Sound der frhen 80er ins Studio holen.
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