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Yes its very complicated since you (or someone else) havnt the plugin. But strangely i finally reached to use the Wordbuilder in Zynewave Podium !

I finally used back the MidiYoke Midiport !
(those steps may help if im not the only one having this software)

On Windows 7 x64 version:

-First Copy your Symphonic choirs PLAY Plugin in your VST plugins (oftenly located on: C:Programs/Common Files/East West/VSTPlugins/play_VST_x64 )

-Then Open Wordbuilder as Standalone

-choose the type of voice (i took Altos); then in Midi IN, choose your keyboard to play with; then in Midi Out, choose the “Out To MIDI Yoke: 1”.

-click Ok

-let the Wordbuilder running and then open Podium 3 (make a new project -> reload or update your vst plugin folder -> then Ok)

-make a new Track (right clic -> “Add New Track”)

-go to the toolbar in the menu “Setup” -> “Preferences…” -> “MIDI/Audio Interfaces…“. In the MIDI input interfaces, tick “In From MIDI Yoke: 1” but untick the keyboard you want to play with because its already used by Wordbuilder ! Click Ok

-in the “Source” of the new track, search for the Play plugin (not this one: “Play #1” with the little arrow next its name)

-in the Play plugin, search for your EWQL Symphonic Choirs on your HardDrive, for me it was C:/EWQL Choirs/EWQL Choirs Instruments/Multis/Altos WB/…

-Then go back to your Wordbuilder window, type something, i typed “Hello” only to hear some sound coming from it.
Enjoy !! (you can record the choirs too now if you want in Podium !)

Done ! Wordbuilder works on Podium 3 !!!
Thanks for this awesome software !!!

PS:i found this idea simply alone, without any help. Only the Zynewave Admin reminds me some few things i had on different softwares which were hard to set.[/u]