[Uncle Joe]

Originally Posted by Stevo

Not in the editor window, but Crystal-Core is Rewire enabled so going to bar 56 beat 3 in a rewire app will locate the editor the the exact spot.

[Steve]

G'day,

Thanks for the posts mates ! thumbsup Keep it up ...

Thanks Stevo ! You are correct.

The ReWire protocol is designed to allow a number of ReWire Clients
to communicate with a single ReWire Mixer. We are always the ReWire Mixer.

The ReWire Mixer can accept up to 256 inputs from each of the connected
ReWire clients. We currently supports 96 of these ReWire inputs.
When the Fairlight and ReWire Client are connected together,
transport controls and position information are automatically
transmitted in both directions between the Mixer and Client(s).

As you probably can guess, ReWire permits us to connect to a long list of 3rd
party tools, including sequencing software like
Reason and Ableton Live, and sound design tools like Celemony Melodyne
and even software samplers like Tascam Gigastudio.

In the real world, a composer might show up to a session with a
MIDI sequence composed in Ableton Live. The entire composition
could be routed to our inputs via ReWire during a mix to picture session,
giving the composer flexibility to make adjustments to
the score “on the fly” based on feedback from the client.

Alternatively, a music session might feature drum loops and synth bass
that have been sequenced in Reason. We can be used
to record live guitar and vocal tracks, with the Reason tracks
fed as ReWire sources via Live Inputs to the cue system for the artists.
All of this sync of course.







All the best,


Uncle Joe / Fairlight


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