Any Plugins like FX Teleport?
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- KVRist
- 35 posts since 28 Jan, 2014
Waves soundgrid is same idea, but you have to buy waves server and use waves ,sonnox and pluginalliance plugins. Maybe later some other comanys will come there too.
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- KVRist
- 32 posts since 12 Sep, 2008
I would be interested to get this working on my 64bit win7 and a second computer for my older 32 bit plugins. if it works that would be good. I would appreciate a step by step please. shame we can't get it working on 64 bit all the way so we can utilise the power and ram as well as work 32 and 64 bit (jbridge) all together across different computers,that would be so cool._ETPhonesHome wrote:Super-Necro-Bump - For anyone coming here with the search "FX Teleport Windows 10" (this is the top link on Google).
Windows 7 and 10 (and so I assume 8 too, not tried it) WILL run FX Teleport very stably, I have had it working with up to three PC's networked on both 7 and 10. FX Teleport gives me less issues than my DAW does and fully recalls everything with the project on the main machine.
There are some caveats (32 bit only VST's on client machines, but obviously you can still use native 64 bit VST's locally on your host machine) - this is a cheap (almost free, I needed to purchase JBridge at $15) and effective way of getting VST's hosted on a networked machine. I have used it to run many instances of even quite demanding VST's (Serum/Massive etc.) on the remotes and you would not know you are using the 32 bit versions - almost zero lag at lower audio buffer settings. Another bonus is extra monitors just dedicated to synth views.
Admittedly there are a couple of hoops to jump through to get it set up, but it does work on modern Windows versions. Message me for details, if there is any interest I will do a step by step how to.
Cheers, ET.
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- KVRAF
- 12106 posts since 2 Dec, 2004 from North Wales
I was an early FX Teleport users and for a while it seemed like the dream solution....
I think cheap CPU power and 'freeze' has taken the edge of the need for this type of application....and keeping several PC's up to date etc is not as desirable as just one PC.
Now using the amazing DSP power of todays graphics cards...that's a real possibility and for me far more intriguing...you simply won't get faster bus/DSP access and the power of modern graphics cards (if directed to audio) would be incredible.
I think cheap CPU power and 'freeze' has taken the edge of the need for this type of application....and keeping several PC's up to date etc is not as desirable as just one PC.
Now using the amazing DSP power of todays graphics cards...that's a real possibility and for me far more intriguing...you simply won't get faster bus/DSP access and the power of modern graphics cards (if directed to audio) would be incredible.
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