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The ReWire connection has been successfully established when you see the active audio driver in Reason's preferences as well as the Hardware Interface list "Rewire Device Mode."ģ. In this order, Reason will launch as a Rewire Device.Ģ. First start Live and once it is fully loaded, launch Reason. Otherwise, Propellerhead suggests that you use Reason Rack Plugin instead.ġ. If you have projects that use ReWire, you can keep your previous version of Reason installed alongside Reason 11. Note: ReWire has been discontinued in Reason 11. In the Sends menu, create a routing to the track in Reaper where the Ableton Live object is loaded. To send MIDI from Reaper to Live, create another channel, and click on its I/O button.Ĥ. Create a new track in Reaper, click on the FX button and choose Ableton Live from the list.ģ. Reaper requires you to load an Ableton Live ReWire object before launching Live.Ģ.
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To control a Live Device from Pro Tools via MIDI, create a MIDI channel in Pro Tools: the various MIDI channels currently available in the Live Set will appear as a choice in the channel's MIDI out menu. Now you can launch Live, which will start as a ReWire Device.Ĥ. On the other side, this channel will need to be set on Input Monitoring, otherwise no audio will be heard.ģ. The benefit of using an audio channel is that you can record audio directly in this track from ReWire without any other routing. Before launching Live, create an Audio or Aux channel and load the instrument "Ableton Live" in the track as an Insert.Ģ. Choose "Ableton Live: RW:Mix L/R" as the input for the Auxiliary Channel Strip.
Under Options, choose "Create New Auxiliary Channel Strip".Ħ. To receive audio from Live in Logic, go to the Mixer view. In the Library view, choose Ableton Live > (name of MIDI track in Live you wish to send MIDI to).ĥ. To send MIDI from Logic to MIDI tracks in Live, create a new External MIDI track in Logic.Ĥ. Live will display "Running as ReWire Device" in the splash screen:ģ. Here set the "ReWire Mode" menu to either Live or Playback mode.Ģ. Start Logic, then start Live. Open the Logic Preferences and go the Audio Panel > Devices tab. If you are using Logic 7 or before, please check Logic's audio preferences and disable (uncheck) the option for “Release Audio in Background if Stopped.” Logic Pro X
To send MIDI from Logic to Live, create a ReWire object in Logic's Environment Window.ģ.
If there's no ReWire channel available, turn off "Multi Processor Support" in Logic if this is activated.Ģ. Create an Auxiliary Channel in Logic and choose Ableton Live from the Input menu to route audio from Live. If Logic is running when Live is launched, then Live will automatically start in ReWire Device mode.ġ. In its MIDI output section you will be able to choose one of the available Live MIDI tracks as a destination. To send MIDI from Cubase to Live, create a MIDI channel in Cubase. Now launch Live: the program should run as ReWire Device.ĥ. Before launching Live, you also need to enable at least one stereo ReWire bus: do that by clicking on the respective buttons in the newly opened Ableton Live ReWire Device.Ĥ. A new channel will then be created automatically in Cubase.ģ. Click on the Devices menu and select Ableton Live ReWire.Ģ. Live is capable of running as either a ReWire Host, or a ReWire Device. Note: Certain DAWs can only run in ReWire Host mode. While ReWire may still be visible in Live 10 and earlier, we cannot guarantee that it will work as normal since the technology is no longer updated. Support for ReWire was ended by the developer in 2020 and ReWire is not available in Live 11. Nomber_key:000076Įnabling ReWire in other DAWs
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