Logic X Rewire?!

Hi,

 

This is probably a daft question, but since installing Logic X doesn't mean that you have to replace Logic 9, does anyone here know if it is possible to rewire Logic 9 and Logic X?

 

It would help with the 32bit plugin issue anyway. It's the best thing that I can think of without buying something like Vienna Ensemble Pro or a cheap DAW such as Ableton and rewiring through that.

 

If anyone else has any other suggestions it would be most welsome.

 

Thanks,

 

Paul

I doubt it as Logic has always served as Rewire "master".

 

J.

yeah logic is only a rewire master.

 

another option for your 32-bit problem is plogue bidule. it can be ran as rewire slave and can host 32-bit plugins.

But rewire works? I opened Logic first, and ableton in second time. I create an audio track in ableton 9 and I searched Rewire output, but it wasn't. So I created an aux track in logic but in input there wasn't ableton track. What can I do? thank you very much

Is Live running in 64 bit mode? Live has to be running in 64 bit mode to Rewire to Logic (in 64 bit mode).

Yes I have live in 64bit

Rewire isn't on in X by default, you have to turn it on in prefs. and yes, Logic is a master only, no slave options.

Rewire isn't on in X by default, you have to turn it on in prefs. and yes, Logic is a master only, no slave options.

Please can you show me the route to check it? Thank you

Preferences > Audio > Devices > Rewire Behaviour.

Rewire is not working for me either. it does not show up as an option on aux channel inputs if you launch Logic X from a 'clean' start. However if you launch Logic 9 (in which rewire still works fine), close it and then relaunch Logic X rewire shows up on aux channels but is greyed out and still doesn't work. I surmise there is some sort of conflict going on here. A solution would be great.

Rewire is not working for me either. it does not show up as an option on aux channel inputs if you launch Logic X from a 'clean' start. However if you launch Logic 9 (in which rewire still works fine), close it and then relaunch Logic X rewire shows up on aux channels but is greyed out and still doesn't work. I surmise there is some sort of conflict going on here. A solution would be great.

 

You need to enable Rewire in Logic's Audio preferences (by default the preference is set to "Off"). Put it either in Playback Mode or Live Mode (whichever suits you best) then disable Core Audio (click Apply Changes). Re-enable Core Audio and close the window (this will apply changes again).

 

You should now see the Rewire audio buses of any available Rewire slaves appear (and work!) as input options in aux channels.

 

J.

I have already enabled Rewire. It still doesn't load

 

E2A solution discovered. I needed 64 bit version of Rewire.

I have already enabled Rewire. It still doesn't load

 

E2A solution discovered. I needed 64 bit version of Rewire.

 

Yes, both programs you intend to rewire must be 64bit.

 

J.

I have already enabled Rewire. It still doesn't load

 

E2A solution discovered. I needed 64 bit version of Rewire.

 

Yes, both programs you intend to rewire must be 64bit.

 

J.

 

in the case of plogue bidule, the 32-bit version of bidule works in rewire mode with lpx.

in the case of plogue bidule, the 32-bit version of bidule works in rewire mode with lpx.

 

Interesting...I thought that was pretty much the norm for all programs...guess not! Thanks!

 

J.

I am currently struggling with a serious Plogue Bidule situation.

 

I've been using Logic Pro x as a master application and Plogue as a slave through Rewire.

 

 

I'd just drop my 32 bit plugins into Plogue and wire them up to 'Bidule Rewire"

 

All of a sudden today, the Plogue Bidule Device folder no longer appears in Logic Pro X! AHHH!

 

Ive tried updating Rewire (which fixed it until i closed and reopened LPX).

Reinstalling Logic AND Plogue.

 

Turning Core Audio off/on!

 

I have no idea where to go next with this. Desperately in need of help!

 

 

here is my post with screenshots:

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