As some of you have noticed i was pretty stunned (in a good way) by computer muzys.
The full version offers rewire, but only as a host (right term is mixer?). Ive been looking all day for an multitrack audio sequenser to use with muzys. First big problem is that the full version of muzys isnt availble. Computer muzys doesnt have rewire (i cant find it anyway).
Lets just play with the thought that i managed to get a copy of the full version o muzys (perhaps someone would sell it?
), then there would be only a few options availble. Live, i think can act both as a mixer and synth (the rewireterms. A mixer is the one that can recieve audio from a synth. A synth can send audio to other rewireprograms ie mixers). But Live, well, its too damn expensive .. especially when it offers more than i really need and that i already have those functions in cubase .. in one way or another. Another option is Arturia Storm. Its fairly priced and i suppose it can act as a synth. Their website isnt really clear wether it can record audio or not (just playback of audio?). Third option is Project five. No audio recording, but playback. Ive tried the demo before and i kinda liked it. Still .. money money money. Geez .. i want to buy realguitar and maybe ravity(s) asap.So to my question. Is there any program out there that can combine two audioprograms? Im thinking cubase se + muzys, or perhaps muzys + kristal audio engine. If kristal could act as a synth, everything would be splendid - but no, since its freeware propellerheads wont let them, rewire is only for comersial products (probably the reason why computer muzys doesnt have rewire).
That program that will let two computers connect via lan could maybe do the job. Im not really sure of what it can do. And if it would work, i would need to have two computers.
Since you cant run two asioaplications at the same time on a computer i guess im in trouble. But do you guys and girls know of any program that can do this?
Or any other solution?
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When/If Muzys resumes development, Crackbaby's going to be the first user I think of.