Travis Kaufman

Since all of you really helped me out with my last problem, perhaps you could give me some advice with an rewire issue I'm having?

I'm building a standalone application and I'm trying to make it so that it's rewire-compatible. I launched the app and chose "ad_rewire" in DSP status. However, when I open Pro Tools or Ableton and look for my application I can't seem to find it. Is there a way to make programs recognize my application as a rewire device?

Thanks again for all of your help. I will post this application when it is finally finished :D

I'm building a standalone application and I'm trying to make it so that it's rewire-compatible. I launched the app and chose "ad_rewire" in DSP status. However, when I open Pro Tools or Ableton and look for my application I can't seem to find it. Is there a way to make programs recognize my application as a rewire device? 

Thanks again for all of your help. I will post this application when it is finally finished :D


ad_rewire-problems-with-standalone-application

You need to get your system to register your standalone as a Rewire device. If you're on a mac, you can try the following:

1.    Control-click on the standalone, and select ‘show package contents’.

2.    Select Contents/support/ad/MSPReWireDevice.bundle, and make an alias.

3.    Drop the alias into the ~/Library/ApplicationSupport/Propellerhead Software/ReWire folder.

When you first run your standalone and select the ad_rewire driver, it is supposed to place it’s own alias to the package’s Rewire bundle, renamed “your_app Rewire device” (where ‘your_app’ is the name of your standalone), but Rewire can be a bit flakey about this.

https://cycling74.com/forums/rewire-problems

You need to get your system to register your standalone as a Rewire device. If you're on a mac, you can try the following:
1.	Control-click on the standalone, and select ‘show package contents’.
2.	Select  Contents/support/ad/MSPReWireDevice.bundle, and make an alias.
3.	Drop the alias into the ~/Library/ApplicationSupport/Propellerhead Software/ReWire folder.

When you first run your standalone and select the ad_rewire driver, it is supposed to place it’s own alias to the package’s Rewire bundle, renamed “your_app Rewire device”  (where ‘your_app’ is the name of your standalone), but Rewire can be a bit flakey about this.

For more on these sort of issues see: https://cycling74.com/forums/rewire-problems
HTH
Cheers
Roger


ok, i cannot get this to work. these are the messeges i am getting

ad_rewire: unable to register rewire device hostcontrol.6.test, error 666

ad_rewire: please check ReWire installation and restart Max/MSP.

where hostcontrol.6.test is the name of my standalone.

i checked in the folder and the msprewire bundle is there?

ad_rewire: unable to register rewire device hostcontrol.6.test, error 666
ad_rewire:  please check ReWire installation and restart Max/MSP.

i checked in the folder and the msprewire bundle is there?


ad_rewire problems with standalone application