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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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Setting up Receptor to use
UniWire
Quick overview of connection
basics, software
installation, and
Receptor-specific setup
options in preparation for
using the UniWire plugin
Receptor System Software
version shown: 1.5
Length: 5:37 |
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Instantiating the UniWire
Plugin
Detailed discussion of how
to instantiate both types of
UniWire plugins (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
plugin and its various
components.
Receptor System Software
version shown: 1.5
Length: 4:38 |
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EXAMPLE: Using UniWire with
Nuendo/Cubase SX3
A short tutorial
illustrating how Receptor
and UniWire integrate into a
studio built around
Cubase/Nuendo
Receptor System Software
version shown: 1.5
Length: 7:31 |
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EXAMPLE: Using UniWire with
Ableton Live
A short tutorial
illustrating how Receptor
and UniWire integrate into a
studio built around Ableton
Live.
Receptor System Software
version shown: 1.5
Length: 7:00 |
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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 plugins, 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
plugin—but without using your host computer's
precious CPU cycles. And the best part of all
this? UniWire ships FREE with every
Receptor.