[Conner_Bw]

http://www.cycling74...cts/soundflower

1) Download and install the above free software.
2) In Garageband, set the Audio Output to "Soundflower (2ch)"
3) In Renoise, set the In Device to "ma++ ingalls for Cyclying '74: Soundlfower (2ch)"
4) The end.

Garageband comes with some nice sounds and amps. Renoise 1.8 has a Line-In Device and a Recording Pannel. The rest is up to your imagination.

I played guitar and bass through Garageband, routing into Renoise Line-In, with additional VST's. Same with some of the built in instruments.

Replace Garageband with "any application", go nuts.

Yay, audio routing.

[sharku]

Thanks man!! great program:)

[kevitorn]

...replace Garageband w/ Ableton running Guitar Rig.... !!!!!!!!!
i've been wanting this for so long, thanks!!

[MAXWITHMAX]

Replace guitar rig with a marshall and two mics !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Conner_Bw]

I can't believe this was under my nose all along and I totally didn't clue in... Who needs rewire when you run OS X? I'm now routing midi signals into Garageband from Renoise. Renoise is my sequencer and Garageband is my instrument. Hooray.

Using the Inter-Application Communication (IAC) driver

You can set up the IAC driver to allow MIDI applications to transfer information to each other. For example, you might have a MIDI keyboard application send its MIDI data to another MIDI synthesizer application.

To use the IAC driver, you turn on the driver, then specify the number of busses you want for your applications. Each bus (sometimes referred to as a port) provides a source and a destination which will appear in your MIDI applications. You then specify that one application use the bus as destination and another use the same bus as a source. For example, one application sends information to Bus 1 as a destination and another application receives that information from Bus 1 as a source. Thus, one application sends information to a bus and another application receives data from it.


To configure the IAC driver:

1. Open Audio MIDI Setup.
2. Click MIDI Devices.
3. Double click the IAC Driver icon.
4. In the IAC Driver Properties dialog, click the "Device is online" check box to turn on the driver.
5. If you want to configure the connections, click More Information then click Ports.
6. If you need more than one bus, click Add Port to add the busses you want.
7. Specify the number of MIDI in and MIDI out connectors for each bus.
8. Click Apply.

[NER]

This is just what I needed, awsome.

I had read about soundflower somewhere before... must have been some mac music site or something.

[arithmoquine]

also check out Jack OS X

[dep]

this is so brilliant. thanks SO MUCH for this info.

[Rian Diasporah]

Yep..Worked on first try ..Thanks for making my transition from reason to renoise much easier on me

[BotB]

BW = HERO