fletcher

I have researched (see notes) this issue with no solution so I turn to you. Thank you for your time!

I am looking to record live audio done in Max/MSP into Nuendo. I can get audio into Nuendo with rewire. The issue though is that I cannot set an audio track to record the max channel. It is not available as an input. Am I missing something with rewire or is this an issue with Nuendo not recognizing rewire as an audio input?

NOTES: There is a similar post here and I will try creating a plug-in as the last resort:

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=49060&rid=0&srch=record+nuendo#msg_49060

I have read through the tutorials (a little limited on Rewire) and opened up the help file for rewire as well but did not find an answer. 

Thank you again,
Chad Fletcher
Music Technology Student
Bowling Green State University

NOTES: There is a similar post here and I will try creating a plug-in as the last resort:
https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=49060&rid=0&srch=record+nuendo#msg_49060

I have read through the tutorials (a little limited on Rewire) and opened up the help file for rewire as well but did not find an answer. 


recording-live-audio-into-d-a-w-nuendo

What OS are you on? (This is always worth including).

Your issue with ReWire is to do with the way Nuendo's designed, and 

there's no way of getting around it (with rewire, afaik).

If you're on Mac OS check out soundflower:

https://cycling74.com/downloads/soundflower

If you're on Windows I'm not aware of a similar solution. One way would 

be to use a plug-in like TapeIt on the rewire channel, but this would 

seem to defeat the point of putting into nuendo in the first.

> I have researched (see notes) this issue with no solution so I turn

> I am looking to record live audio done in Max/MSP into Nuendo. I can

> get audio into Nuendo with rewire. The issue though is that I cannot

> set an audio track to record the max channel. It is not available as

> an input. Am I missing something with rewire or is this an issue with

> Nuendo not recognizing rewire as an audio input?

> Thank you again, Chad Fletcher Music Technology Student Bowling Green

> NOTES: There is a similar post here and I will try creating a plug-in

> I have read through the tutorials (a little limited on Rewire) and

> opened up the help file for rewire as well but did not find an

Your issue with ReWire is to do with the way Nuendo's designed, and 
there's no way of getting around it (with rewire, afaik).

If you're on Mac OS check out soundflower:
https://cycling74.com/downloads/soundflower

If you're on Windows I'm not aware of a similar solution. One way would 
be to use a plug-in like TapeIt on the rewire channel, but this would 
seem to defeat the point of putting into nuendo in the first.

Chad E. Fletcher wrote:
> I have researched (see notes) this issue with no solution so I turn
> to you. Thank you for your time!
>
> I am looking to record live audio done in Max/MSP into Nuendo. I can
> get audio into Nuendo with rewire. The issue though is that I cannot
> set an audio track to record the max channel. It is not available as
> an input. Am I missing something with rewire or is this an issue with
> Nuendo not recognizing rewire as an audio input?
>
> Thank you again, Chad Fletcher Music Technology Student Bowling Green
> State University
>
> NOTES: There is a similar post here and I will try creating a plug-in
> as the last resort: 
> https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=49060&rid=0&srch=record+nuendo#msg_49060
>
>
> I have read through the tutorials (a little limited on Rewire) and
> opened up the help file for rewire as well but did not find an
> answer.
>
>
>
>


there's an experimental version of Jack for Windows.

> What OS are you on? (This is always worth including).

> Your issue with ReWire is to do with the way Nuendo's designed, and

> there's no way of getting around it (with rewire, afaik).

> If you're on Mac OS check out soundflower:

> If you're on Windows I'm not aware of a similar solution. One way would

> be to use a plug-in like TapeIt on the rewire channel, but this would

> seem to defeat the point of putting into nuendo in the first.

> > I have researched (see notes) this issue with no solution so I turn

> > I am looking to record live audio done in Max/MSP into Nuendo. I can

> > get audio into Nuendo with rewire. The issue though is that I cannot

> > set an audio track to record the max channel. It is not available as

> > an input. Am I missing something with rewire or is this an issue with

> > Nuendo not recognizing rewire as an audio input?

> > Thank you again, Chad Fletcher Music Technology Student Bowling Green

> > NOTES: There is a similar post here and I will try creating a plug-in

> > I have read through the tutorials (a little limited on Rewire) and

> > opened up the help file for rewire as well but did not find an

2007/5/18, Owen Green :
> Hi Chad,
>
> What OS are you on? (This is always worth including).
>
> Your issue with ReWire is to do with the way Nuendo's designed, and
> there's no way of getting around it (with rewire, afaik).
>
> If you're on Mac OS check out soundflower:
> https://cycling74.com/downloads/soundflower
>
> or Jack for OS X
> http://www.jackosx.com/
>
> If you're on Windows I'm not aware of a similar solution. One way would
> be to use a plug-in like TapeIt on the rewire channel, but this would
> seem to defeat the point of putting into nuendo in the first.
>
> --
> Owen
>
>
> Chad E. Fletcher wrote:
> > I have researched (see notes) this issue with no solution so I turn
> > to you. Thank you for your time!
> >
> > I am looking to record live audio done in Max/MSP into Nuendo. I can
> > get audio into Nuendo with rewire. The issue though is that I cannot
> > set an audio track to record the max channel. It is not available as
> > an input. Am I missing something with rewire or is this an issue with
> > Nuendo not recognizing rewire as an audio input?
> >
> > Thank you again, Chad Fletcher Music Technology Student Bowling Green
> > State University
> >
> > NOTES: There is a similar post here and I will try creating a plug-in
> > as the last resort:
> > https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=49060&rid=0&srch=record+nuendo#msg_49060
> >
> >
> > I have read through the tutorials (a little limited on Rewire) and
> > opened up the help file for rewire as well but did not find an
> > answer.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

Thank you for the info, I will try these solutions.

Sorry about the lack a detail. Here is my system info:

I do have Max/MSP installed on my Mac laptop (OS 10.4) but don't do run a D.A.W. on it, it is a slower machine.

Thank you for the info, I will try these solutions. 

Sorry about the lack a detail. Here is my system info:
PC
Windows XP
Nuendo 2
Max/MSP 4.6.2
Jitter 1.6.2
Motu 828

I do have Max/MSP installed on my Mac laptop (OS 10.4) but don't do run a D.A.W. on it, it is a slower machine.


Owen mentioned this is an issue with Nuendo. Is there another applications that will record audio from Max/MSP? I need something quite stable as this is for a live performance.

Live, Logic, DP, Sonar, anything? Thank you very much for your feedback!

Live, Logic, DP, Sonar, anything? Thank you very much for your feedback!
Fletcher


> Owen mentioned this is an issue with Nuendo. Is there another

> applications that will record audio from Max/MSP? I need something

> quite stable as this is for a live performance.

I'm unsure of how ReWire channels are handled in other DAWs. What I have 

used on windows to record them in Nuendo is this plugin:

http://www.silverspike.com/?Products:TapeIt

However, did you try the Jack for Windows that Alessandro posted? If it 

Chad E. Fletcher wrote:
> Owen mentioned this is an issue with Nuendo. Is there another
> applications that will record audio from Max/MSP? I need something
> quite stable as this is for a live performance.

I'm unsure of how ReWire channels are handled in other DAWs. What I have 
used on windows to record them in Nuendo is this plugin:
http://www.silverspike.com/?Products:TapeIt

However, did you try the Jack for Windows that Alessandro posted? If it 
works, then it's at least free.

Why not record it to hard drive from within max, using sfrecord~? It 

You can either use multiple sfrecords for separate tracks, or use a 

single sfrecord~ to record many tracks. Be aware that if you do the 

latter, you'll need a way fo splitting up the resultant file into 

separate tracks for your sequencer of choice. There is a max utility 

to do this, or you can use SampleManager (which is what I do)

On 1 Jun 2007, at 18:11, Chad E. Fletcher wrote:

> Owen mentioned this is an issue with Nuendo. Is there another 

> applications that will record audio from Max/MSP? I need something 

> Live, Logic, DP, Sonar, anything? Thank you very much for your 

Why not record it to hard drive from within max, using sfrecord~? It  
works fine.
You can either use multiple sfrecords for separate tracks, or use a  
single sfrecord~ to record many tracks. Be aware that if you do the  
latter, you'll need a way fo splitting up the resultant file into  
separate tracks for your sequencer of choice. There is a max utility  
to do this, or you can use SampleManager (which is what I do)

>
> Owen mentioned this is an issue with Nuendo. Is there another  
> applications that will record audio from Max/MSP? I need something  
> quite stable as this is for a live performance.
>
> Live, Logic, DP, Sonar, anything? Thank you very much for your  
> feedback!
> Fletcher


Recording Live Audio into D.A.W. (Nuendo)