I'm wondering what people are using as a very lightweight standalone VST host on the Mac?
I'm looking for something to host a single plugin for live use (as opposed to Live use) and need it to be as simple and lightweight as possible
Want to run it on my Dell Mini 9 Hackintosh, and Live is a little too resource intensive for this.
Standalone VST host for Mac?
Standalone VST host for Mac?
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Macbook Pro (Mid-2015 15" 2.8 GHz i7 1 TB Radeon GPU)
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Macbook Pro (Mid-2015 15" 2.8 GHz i7 1 TB Radeon GPU)
APC-40
Re: Standalone VST host for Mac?
i should add that i need something that supports audio input as well- some of the simple ones i have seen are output only
Live 9 Suite
Macbook Pro (Mid-2015 15" 2.8 GHz i7 1 TB Radeon GPU)
APC-40
Macbook Pro (Mid-2015 15" 2.8 GHz i7 1 TB Radeon GPU)
APC-40
Re: Standalone VST host for Mac?
i used to use this - http://www.audiofile-engineering.com/rax/
but not sure what the current version is able to do. .good luck
but not sure what the current version is able to do. .good luck
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Re: Standalone VST host for Mac?
Maybe you should check out Renoise? Its probably more than you need, but for the price, it might be worth it. Its not free, but its only like $79. Tons of features, light on CPU.
Re: Standalone VST host for Mac?
thanx
rax is interesting but it is an AU host, need a VST host
will look at renoise, although would still like something that has just audio in, audio out, midi in and that's it
rax is interesting but it is an AU host, need a VST host
will look at renoise, although would still like something that has just audio in, audio out, midi in and that's it
Live 9 Suite
Macbook Pro (Mid-2015 15" 2.8 GHz i7 1 TB Radeon GPU)
APC-40
Macbook Pro (Mid-2015 15" 2.8 GHz i7 1 TB Radeon GPU)
APC-40
Re: Standalone VST host for Mac?
maybe reaper? it´s a daw but very slim programmed. the application is only a few mb.
www.reaper.fm
www.reaper.fm