Mixcraft setup:
1. The XP-80's analog and midi out's (thru a UMC1820) were routed to Mixcraft.
2. The XP-80 analog out was routed to an analog channel, and it's MIDI out routed to 3 digital channels for the VB3 VST's.
3. Three versions of VB3 (VST's) were selected on the 3 digital channels. Any VB3 version will work, including the one that comes with Mixcraft. But for this effort I used VB3 v 1.4.
4. I selected the Voxgeno fx on all channels, however I displayed (show) only the VB3_x64's and XP-80's Voxgeno windows for this effort,
and placed them side by side on the screen.
Process:
1. All channels were muted except for the XP-80's and the VB3 I was using.
2. The A above C key was held down (A440). (Keith Emerson uses a knife for this
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3. The XP-80's output was adjusted so it's 16' drawbar (~220Hz) was at least 2/3 to 3/4rths of the vertical range on the Voxgeno display.
4. I pulled out the 16' drawbar on the VB3, all the way, and matched it's amplitude to the XP-80's. That's our reference point.
5. The next step just involved pulling all the other drawbars out, or in, until the VB3's amplitudes match closely to the XP-80's.
Thats is. This works really well! It doesn't have to be perfect, just close. (You can adjust the FFT for narrower bands)
As far as VB3 versions goes, my favorite is VB3 v1.4 for it's organ and leslie sound and ease of use. However, it's no longer supported. VB3-II is the current version supported. It's a monster, a serious upgrade! But with so many things to tweak, it'll keep you busy!