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Seemed simple enough until I tried to sit down and do it.

Any good step-by-step guides?

step 1 = find a host that supports AU-generators (bidule, logic?)

hoffman2k wrote:step 1 = find a host that supports AU-generators (bidule, logic?)

Oh, is that why I can't find AUNetReceive in Live?

Which version of Bidule do I need?

decoder wrote:

hoffman2k wrote:step 1 = find a host that supports AU-generators (bidule, logic?)

Oh, is that why I can't find AUNetReceive in Live?

Which version of Bidule do I need?

Any latest version will do i guess. Been a while since i used it.

I've downloaded the standalone version of Bidule onto both machines.

I have a MacBook Pro I would like to make the Master.

I have a G4 tower I would like to be the Slave.

The computers are connected via ethernet. Both are running 10.4.9 and Live 6.0.7.

And just to be clear, I am trying to stream audio from one computer to another over ethernet.

I've been mulling over this problem for a while now and I've got a workaround of sorts.

I bought a copy of Plogue's Bidule (http://www.plogue.com/) product that allows you to host AU's and VST's.

Because I bought it I also had access to an AU version of Bidule. I was able to load the AU version on to an audio track in Live and send audio from that track to Bidule.

Inside Bidule I then added a AUNetSend AU.

On the other MAC I ran another copy of Bidule and hosted an AINetReceive AU which I connected to the AUNetSend on the source MAC.

I then processed the incomming audio and then used a AUNetSend AU to send the audio back to an AUNetReceive hosted in Bidule on the source MAC. Then I routed the audio from the AUNetReceive back in to the Live audio track.

Hope that helps.

mattpound wrote:(...) I bought a copy of Plogue's Bidule (http://www.plogue.com/) product that allows you to host AU's and VST's.

Because I bought it I also had access to an AU version of Bidule. I was able to load the AU version on to an audio track in Live and send audio from that track to Bidule.

Inside Bidule I then added a AUNetSend AU.

On the other MAC I ran another copy of Bidule and hosted an AINetReceive AU which I connected to the AUNetSend on the source MAC.

I then processed the incomming audio and then used a AUNetSend AU to send the audio back to an AUNetReceive hosted in Bidule on the source MAC. Then I routed the audio from the AUNetReceive back in to the Live audio track.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

is this possible to use plug-ins that induce latency by design (uad, powercore...) with the above routing while being able to compensate somewhere in the audio path for the said latency ?

Thanks
B

My workaround for this would have been to suggest using soundflower and AULab