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Interesting. I did not know about the routing possibility in Logic. Well, I never used Logic and do not have much experience with music software on OS X. Which are the most commonly used VST hosts on OS X?
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musicdevelopments wrote: Interesting. I did not know about the routing possibility in Logic. Well, I never used Logic and do not have much experience with music software on OS X. Which are the most commonly used VST hosts on OS X?
Thanks, Attila Cubase and Live followed by Studio One and Reaper at a guess. And Metro. ---- This signature intentionally left blank |
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Thank you!
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ChiTown24 wrote: whether there is gain or not in catering to logic users is his decision. if he made an AU it would only need to output midi to the IAC, from there it can be easily routed back in to Logic. That might work, althought it's been reported in forums that it doesn't work properly due to timing issue, but it would be all but easy to use. |
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Gamma-UT wrote: musicdevelopments wrote: Which are the most commonly used VST hosts on OS X?
Cubase and Live followed by Studio One and Reaper at a guess. And Metro. You can add Protools, Digital Performer, Energy XT, Renoise and Mulab to the end of the list but Logic Pro and Garageband are certainly on top on the list. |
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