Muse Research support - UniWire Overview
UniWire™ allows you to connect one or more Receptors to a computer-based digital audio workstation using only Ethernet cables—no audio or MIDI cables are needed. By instantiating UniWire instrument and effects plug-ins, your digital audio workstation communicates with Receptor as if it were both a virtual instrument and a virtual effect. This means that, unlike 'old school' external sound and effects modules, Receptor integrates with your digital audio workstation exactly like a locally hosted plug-in—but without using your host computer's precious CPU cycles. And the best part of all this? UniWire ships FREE with every Receptor.
These videos provide an overview of UniWire
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Introduction to UniWire
An introduction to UniWire: what it is, why it\'s helpful, and how to integrate it into your computer-centric music environment.
Receptor System Software version shown: 1.5
Length: 3:22 |
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Instantiating the UniWire Plug-in
Detailed discussion of how to instantiate both types of UniWire plug-ins (instrument and effects) within your host sequencer.
Receptor System Software version shown: 1.5
Length: 3:05 |
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Touring the UniWire Plug-in
Overview of the UniWire plug-in and its various components.
Receptor System Software version shown: 1.5
Length: 4:38 |
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EXAMPLE: Using UniWire with Logic
A short tutorial illustrating how Receptor and UniWire integrate into a studio built around Logic.
Receptor System Software version shown: 1.5
Length: 1:53 |
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