UniWire 1.1 with MOTU Digital Performer 5.1 or greater

Digital Performer must always be run in real-time mode to use UniWire. This is only a concern for UniWire instances on hard disk (recorded audio) tracks. In order to do this, take the following steps:

• If the UniWire editor window is not already open, open it by double clicking on the UniWire FX slot in the mixer.
• Click the Digital Performer menu button on the frame of the UniWire editor (immediately to the right of the close button). This should produce a drop-down menu.
• Select "Always run in real-time" from the drop-down menu.

UniWire 1.1 with Intel and PowerPC Macs

If a project has previously been saved on a PowerPC Macintosh (G4, G5) and is then loaded on an Intel Macintosh, the UniWire instances will not retain their settings. The same is true of loading an Intel Macintosh project file on a PowerPC Macintosh.

UniWire 1.1 with Cubase SX3 or 4

The following only applies to owners of dual processor systems. Multi processing in Cubase must be disabled when multiple instances of UniWire are used. To accomplish this, perform the following steps:

• In the application's menu bar, click the "Devices" pull-down menu.
• Select Device Setup (at the bottom). A window should appear.
• In the view on the left side of the window, select "VST Audio System".
• Uncheck the box labeled "Multi Processing".

UniWire 1.1 with Ableton Live 5

It is strongly recommended that users of Ableton Live use the Audio Unit version of UniWire 1.1 and not the VST, as the VST version will cause dropouts when looping segments.

UniWire 1.1 with Ableton Live 6

Multicore/Multiprocessor Support must be set to off from the
Live > Preferences menu.

UniWire 1.1 with Logic 7.2.3 or greater
(earlier versions of Logic are not supported)

There are not any known issues.