Is it possible to use 'sound from deceive' from audio 8 in DAW?

[chenlingyun724]

Is it possible to use ‘sound from deceive’ from audio 8 in DAW? If possible, how to setting? It’s a little confused.

[main.tenant]

“Sound from device” means audio sent from the DAW to the VCV Rack plugin. You need to be able to set up your DAW to be able to send to the VCV plugin on a certain audio channel, that would then correspond to the audio port marked as sound “from device” you could then send to be processed in VCV Rack e.g. to Plateau reverb.

The exact way you’d set it up is specific to your DAW.

I think you’re using Ableton Live so by way of example if you were sending audio from a track in the DAW that you wanted to pick up in Audio-8 “from device” output 3 then you would set the Ableton Audio To first box to the track containing VCV Rack and the box below it to “3-VCV Rack”. In your screenshot that would be the audio coming out of the blue lead into the ‘in’ of the VCV Delay module.

[steve]

Please see below:

@steve

It seems there is quite a significant bug in Rack Pro 2.2.0 that prevents audio drivers other than DAW being accessible to the Rack plugin.

In Rack 2.1.2 I can access my Mac’s Core Audio driver (and therefore my Expert Sleepers) directly from the audio module in the VST2 plugin. In 2.2.0 that Core Audio option is not available.

I reported this to VCV this morning but am posting it here as it seems quite a lot of people are wondering what is up and wasting their time / pulling their hair out trying to get access to their Expert Sleepers etc from the plugin - particularly PC users for whom it is not easy to get that set up even when Rack is working properly - which it is not…

I had to revert back to 2.1.2 to get access to Core Audio and Expert Sleepers again from the plugin.

[main.tenant]

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