What software is out there to make this possible. Running out of resources on the primary computer and want to run my Plugins off another computer
Thanks
running VST's and Effects from a 2nd computer
running VST's and Effects from a 2nd computer
Ableton
Macbook pro 2.4
iMac i7
Snow Leopard
BlueSky 2.1
Apogee
Euphonix MC Control/Mix
Maschine
Macbook pro 2.4
iMac i7
Snow Leopard
BlueSky 2.1
Apogee
Euphonix MC Control/Mix
Maschine
Re: running VST's and Effects from a 2nd computer
www.fx-max.com
plugins over lan,quite cool
plugins over lan,quite cool
Re: running VST's and Effects from a 2nd computer
I know a guy who runs his VST's & effects via LAN. He actually has 2 machines dedicated completely for this & then a main computer for his DAW. He uses Cubase & Reaper, however I'm not totally sure how has it wired. It's funny because his 2 "effects" machines are older Pentium 3/4 machines which was given away like they were junk although they work great for his setup
Re: running VST's and Effects from a 2nd computer
like I said...you can do it with reaper...squelcht wrote:I know a guy who runs his VST's & effects via LAN. He actually has 2 machines dedicated completely for this & then a main computer for his DAW. He uses Cubase & Reaper, however I'm not totally sure how has it wired. It's funny because his 2 "effects" machines are older Pentium 3/4 machines which was given away like they were junk although they work great for his setup
(with the 'reaMote network FX' feature)
http://www.cockos.com/wiki/index.php/ReaMote
you can actually use several machines as 'hosts' for plugins..pretty easy too ...
you configure your server(main computer) and clients ip and vst folders...
the vsts will show up in the vst list ..and you can load them
the parameters show up in reaper..
so you can automate as well..
they also have a free vst which allows to route audio/midi via ip..
using unique identifiers..
route from computer->computer or app->app
http://www.reaper.fm/reaplugs/
(it's called reaStream)...
and everything else (they're all very good !)
also..
when installing reaper..
you can choose to install 'reaRoute asio Driver'
http://www.cockos.com/wiki/index.php/ReaRoute