Routing SuperCollider/jMax/pd in Live?
Routing SuperCollider/jMax/pd in Live?
Is there a way of routing the audio output of any of these programs through Live (doesn't matter which OS, I have them all)? According to the specs page, I can do that with Max/MSP, but as I am a poor student I have to stick to less costly software. Does anyone have experience in using pd, jMax or SuperCollider (hm...CSound maybe?) with Live?
well, in os9 you can do that (with max/msp; don't know about the rest).Someone please correct me if I'm wrong because I would love to be able to do that.
there's a kind of vst plugin that comes with max/msp and is able to receive sound from within max; i think i remember that it worked with live.
I'm working in osX now for a while, and also missing this kind of stuff.
but i think there are some programs under development that will be able to deal with inter-application audio.
there's a project called "jack", that seems to work as an audio server;
multi-platform, and apparently ported to osX already.
here's a posting that somebody sent to the max/msp-list today:
so let's see who'll be first: Live with audio-unit support or this friendly guy with vst- (sup)port.Hi,
I've written a Jack client in an AudioUnit.
It's a Beta version.
You can download it from:
http://www.meskalina.it/elementicaotici ... units.html .
You must have Jack: http://jackit.sourceforge.net/ or a binary version
from Stephane Letz, http://www.grame.fr/~letz/jack.html.
Sooner I'll release a vst version, so for example you can communicate
from Cubase to Logic...cool...we can forget rewire..
i have to add: i didn't get this whole jack thing working yet; as somebody figures out how to do so, let me know!
greetings,
jan
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As far as I can tell from Developers, the mechanics underlying OS X can handle the streams, inter-app audio, no probs.
The reason they are not implemented (yet) is due to copyright issues.
But all that is needed is for a 3rd party to build the connections, the pipes are already there.
And these guys can do with all the helpful support they can get.
Jack is progressing.
-SongCarver
The reason they are not implemented (yet) is due to copyright issues.
But all that is needed is for a 3rd party to build the connections, the pipes are already there.
And these guys can do with all the helpful support they can get.
Jack is progressing.
-SongCarver