A number of questions...
Is ReWire an "open" standard - i.e. can I implement ReWire without paying someone?
Are there any open source examples of ReWire participants (or whatever one calls such things)?
Would such a thing as an open source standalone ReWire VST/VSTi wrapper be useful? (I assume Bidule does ReWire - it seems to do everything! - so this is probably already covered...)
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- KVRAF
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- 7137 posts since 8 Feb, 2003 from London, UK
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- KVRist
- 441 posts since 8 Aug, 2003 from Bris, Aus
ReWire doesn't require a royalty, however ...
I think the ReWire VST wrapper sounds like a good idea, though, especially in programs which don't support ReWire on their own.
I think it's highly unlikely there's any open-source examples of ReWire available.propellerheads.se wrote:Propellerhead Software will issue licenses to companies in the audio or music industry interested in creating commercial ReWire applications.
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Due to the legal aspects of the agreement you need to have a proper, registered company in order to qualify as a ReWire developer. We do not allow private persons, schools or companies in other types of businesses to become licensors.
I think the ReWire VST wrapper sounds like a good idea, though, especially in programs which don't support ReWire on their own.
-Veg
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