These functions require the Pro License or higher. See Licenses and functions.
In order to use PlugIns, VST PlugIns need to be installed on your computer. Some freeware PlugIns have already been installed in the course of the Wings Vioso RX installation. But you should definitely install more. Suggestions are available in topic What PlugIns are useful?
If there is no installation routine copy and paste the PlugIn files with the file extension *.dll to the system folder for VST PlugIns, e.g. ...Programs\Steinberg/VstPlugins or ...Programs\VST PlugIns (this varies from computer to computer). This system folder for VST PlugIns must be specified in the Options. See Options - Project Options - Audio.
For first-time testing of new PlugIns you should use a test project. Unfortunately, there are some PlugIns that make Wings Vioso RX crash without warning.
Functions 
Undo and 
Redo are not available for PlugIns since they are external and independent program parts. Some PlugIns have their own undo functions.
If you are thinking of using VST PlugIns in order to edit old projects with DirectX PlugIns you should bear in mind that the DirectX PlugIns will be deactivated and you will have to reedit all effects used so far with the VST PlugIns.
See also
The PlugIns in Wings Vioso RX affect a particular track, i.e. all the assigned effects affect the audio objects on one particular track.
In the track head click 
and Properties Table tab 
VST PlugIns will be shown.
At the top click -- No effect -- and 
to select the required effect from the context menu. Following this, the Settings Dialog for the PlugIn will open up. The PlugIn will then be listed in the table and entry 2 
2 signalizes that it has two inputs and 2 outputs, i.e. it is suitable for stereo. In the table further below you will find more information on the PlugIn.
You can now make the necessary settings, even during playback. The table allows you to activate several PlugIns, which take effect one after the other from top to bottom along the signal path. For VST PlugIns the Properties Table offers the following functions:
Open PlugIn ... click 
.
Temporary activation or deactivation of PlugIn ... Place or remove the checkmark next to Activated, which works during playback, too.
Remove PlugIn ... click 
.
The settings for the PlugIn are automatically saved in the project.
Only PlugIns for mono and stereo are shown, which is indicated in the table by 1 1 or 2 2. If mono PlugIns are used for stereo they only take effect on the left channel.
The yellow lighting symbol in the track head button 
shows that the PlugIn is active.
If the PlugIn window is too small, you can drag and extend it while holding down the Shift-key.
Please understand that we cannot offer any support for PlugIns by other suppliers.