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Topic History of: Rax: Any further development? Max. showing the last posts - (Last post first)
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alavie
i agree with henrik. i don't see a need for a sequencer. there are plenty of plug-ins available if you want to simply trigger/loop drums, etc. i'd rather see it kept simple. that's the fun of it, and the reason to use it versus live. a sequencer would just use up cpu that could be put toward better uses... more instruments, more effects. the only thing i think rax could use is multi-channel outs to allow for monitoring, and rewire support. anyway, i hope rax is not dead as some claim.
songcarver
we'll look into multiple outputs... unfortunately I can't garantee anything.
but thanks for using rax
kri
Hello,
I'm registered user of RAX and I use it with a Presonux Firebox on iMac G5 1,8 Ghz running OSX panther 10.3.9.
In my Firebox I have 8 audio ouputs, 6 analogics and 2 Spdifs.
I want to know if you plan to make the posibilitie to RAX to recognize all the sound card outputs to make Buses + the actual Master ouput ?
I play live with SooperLooper with JackOSX but I find Jack not very stable and high CPU consumption.SooperLooper is now an AU plug and Rax is perfect but momently I can't use it for my set up because he don't have multy outputs.
Sorry for my bad English, but I hope you understand what I say.
hey. i'm using rax as an improv tool. just send my soft synths and effects through rax and loop with musolomo. muilti-channel outs in rax would be the key to perfecting this. then i could send each channel to an external mixer and mute and monitor each track seperately. perfect. just like having a bunch of instruments and a mixer.
Jason A.
Kenn Michael wrote:
My number one request is the ability to route different instruments within the rack to different outputs on your audio interface. This is the one reason why I don't have it running like V-Stacks on 3 and 4 machines in the studio.
Ditto that. The lack of this one feature keeps from from buying RAX. I keep checking back to see if full audio hardware I/O support has been added. This feature alone, and Steinberg's dismal support, might make many unhappy V-Stack users jump ship and buy RAX.
Kenn Michael
My number one request is the ability to route different instruments within the rack to different outputs on your audio interface. This is the one reason why I don't have it running like V-Stacks on 3 and 4 machines in the studio.
