#Ableton rewire vst how to
There’s plenty of other examples of how to use IAC (logic & Pro tools etc). Otherwise the limitations of the audio interface will determine how many tracks can be recorded at once. This then leaves 14x i/o for routing between the two DAWs. For example, on a typical 8x8 audio interface with ADAT 8x8 (total 16 i/o) a set up might be to reserve 2 inputs for recording and 2 outputs for monitoring. Then 2) setting the correct send and receive sync arrangements in each DAW 3) ensuring common settings like for tempo & sample rate 4) route the audio via the audio interface internal ports - this will be the main limitation for ‘how many tracks at once’, the i/o for a given audio interface, then an audio matrix to be established between Live audio OPs and Cubase Rec inputs. Rather than Jack (which is a bit dodgy in my experience), the most common use of syncing DAWs on the same platform is via the the built-in OS X Audio-MIDI app, and by routing MIDI clock or MTC sync through the IAC bus - that’s exactly what its for. This is not a Steinberg /Cubase ‘problem’. All DAWs generally do not run in Slave mode, but only as Master (including the silliness of Apple MainStage, which on first glance would seem designed to be a Slave, but no …). When Live runs in Rewire slave mode, it cannot run any third party plugs (or Push for that matter) and so becomes very neutered & which is exactly what the first post is complaining about. But I’m not sure, if there is any syncing solution within it. But if you mean Steinberg virtual instruments, then you can buy an upgrades to the “non-Cubase” VST/AU plug-ins, which you can use in other DAWs. Which plug-ins you cannot use in Ableton Live? The only one, I could imagine, is the internal Cubase plug-ins, which is logical.
No doubt others who wish to ReWire Cubase as the slave in the position too I would guess. Unless fixed, I am essentially being pushed by Steinberg’s limitations towards working in Ableton exclusively (even though the mixer is awful) and then not upgrading my Cubase, meaning a lost customer for such a tiny thing. However, Steinberg seem to block this for some bizarre reason?!?! If I use Cubase as the host I cannot access my plugin instruments within Ableton obviously, so cannot achieve this. What i am trying to do is use Ableton as the host so I can use my plugins within it, then use Cubase as the slave so I can route instruments from Ableton into Cubase audio tracks in order to mix. If i have arrangement issues, I then need to go back into Ableton, rework, re-export etc etc, which gets very tedious very quickly. At the moment I am having to export stems from Ableton, import into Cubase and then mix. I prefer to use Ableton for composition and arrangement as the workflow fits with me, but prefer to do all my mixing and mastering in Cubase. it happens with Ableton 9, Logic Pro X and Pro Tools so is clearly something being blocked by Steinberg on the Cubase end. Why does Cubase not go into slave mode in ReWire? Seems to defeat the entire purpose of ReWire and makes things unnecessarily difficult.
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