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That sounds promising. So, if I run Rewire I can then route MIDI and AUDIO via the network? I'm a bit ignorant when it comes to this side of things but I'm fairly confident that Digital Performer handles Rewire.
I just wanted to make sure that there would be some sort of conflict or "bottleneck" if I ran VE and Bidule side by side.
Yes, you can rewire into DP. You can also just use the mac native out optical or a 2nd audio interface, and run the audio back into your main interface.
You won't have a bottle neck, in fact it takes a big load off of DP and you get more memory usage because you can load up an additional 3.2 gigs in Bidule, besides the 3.2 you have in DP.
What about K2/K3? That should be stable from the start right? Cause that's all I'm interested in at this point.
Is it possible to run VE2 and K 3.5 simultaneously in stand alone mode on a 64-bit (vista) slave machine, or is that just asking for trouble?
Gaute Storaas
www.gautestoraas.no
Hi ,@rpmusic said:
That sounds promising. So, if I run Rewire I can then route MIDI and AUDIO via the network? I'm a bit ignorant when it comes to this side of things but I'm fairly confident that Digital Performer handles Rewire.
I just wanted to make sure that there would be some sort of conflict or "bottleneck" if I ran VE and Bidule side by side.
although Bidule runs very stable (!) rewired alongside my Logic 8 + VE2.0 setup ,
there are two things you should be aware of when using Bidule in Rewire-Mode :
1 .The Rewire App runs only on one core , which can easily lead to system overload messages ( ...depending on your particular arrangement ...).
2. There is still a bug even in the latest Bidule release ( Bidule 0.9690 / from July 6th 2009 )- at least on my Mac G5 / OS 10.4.11 ,
which leads to hanging Midi-Notes every now and then . This might (?) be different on other systems ( Intel / OS Leopard / etc. ... ) .
Best
- Gerd
Could someone briefly explain why one uses Rewire? I've googled it, but I'm not sure I understand when it's needed or desired in a pipeline. Is it for useful when you're running Bidule/hosting vst on the same machine as the DAW resides? Rewire doesn't actually send audio of ethernet, does it?
Sorry for the OT...
Oh... +4 for Kontakt 3.5/VEP stable goodness.
Thanks,
Mahlon
ReWire is used on the same machine as the sequencer.
People use it instead of hardware-returns from Bidule because the timing is better. Also you don't need another audio interface to get the audio returns back to the sequencer.
Are there any news about the release date? I believe I read somewhere in the forum that end of August was estimated...??
I can tell you what the answer is: WE DON'T KNOW YET and therefore can't commit to a release date.
This is software!
[It occurs to me that it may not be clear - I don't work for VSL, of course!]
