Topic: Rewire

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  • March 4, 2007 at 20:58 #1165
    Mrslipy
    Participant

    Rewire is free to all developers and is brought by Propellerheads.
    💡

    March 4, 2007 at 21:01 #9143
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    Hi,

    It is free, but it is not freely available. I have tried contacting Propellerheads in the past, without reply. Currently I have other things on the plan, but I will try with Rewire again in a few months time.

    March 5, 2007 at 00:50 #9145
    deadbeef
    Participant

    Did you fax or mail your license agreement to them? For us, we did, then 6 months later (after enough users bugging them), they emailed back saying they hadn’t gotten it.. so I’d suggest sending the fax a few times and giving them something physical to get in their way 😉

    -Justin

    March 5, 2007 at 01:06 #9146
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    Hi Justin 🙂 ,

    Thanks for your suggestion. I must admit I haven’t tried that hard yet. I don’t have access to a fax machine, so I sent them an email (twice) asking if it would be ok if I just snail-mailed the signed agreement to them. No reply, even though my web-stat showed that someone at propellerheads.se headquarters was surfing my site shortly after my email. So I figured they weren’t that enthusiastic about having another host to support. When I find time to look at Rewire, I’ll just mail the agreement to them, and see if they respond to that.

    Frits

    March 11, 2007 at 15:30 #9211
    Mrslipy
    Participant

    take you time but Rewire will took it to the next level because every user is happy to get an cheap audiosequencerto connect it throug Rewire to complete
    the possibilitys. There are some good solutions like the Magix Samplitude se (49 $ or euro) but limited to 2 plugins per track, objeckt…

    Propellerheads.se Tchnologies Rewire
    I’m a software developer – can I include ReWire in my programs?

    Yes, ReWire is a free piece of technology. Propellerhead Software will issue licenses to companies in the audio or music industry interested in creating commercial ReWire applications, free of charge. Find out more here.

    Becoming a ReWire Developer

    ReWirePropellerhead Software will issue licenses to companies in the audio or music industry interested in creating commercial ReWire applications.

    There are no costs involved. Propellerhead Software will administer the authorization, copyrights, logos and trademarks. The company will also provide the licensee with technical support, free of charge.

    Due to the legal aspects of the agreement you need to have a proper, registered company in order to qualify as a ReWire developer. We do not allow private persons, schools or companies in other types of businesses to become licensors.

    Clicking the link below takes you to the developer pages, where you will find detailed information and forms for applying for licenses.

    Developer pages

    Welcome to the licensing & development section!

    This section of our web site is dedicated to bringing you the help and information you need in order to license and develop our technologies. As a developer, you can also use our different test protocols. This will aid you in your development and ensures the end-user that the software is duly tested.

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    Logging in will bring you to the Developer Home pages, where you fill find information and documentation to help you with your development. There you will also find information on how to upgrade your developer status to include another Propellerheads technology (e.g. if you are a ReWire developer and want to develop for the REX2 format as well).

    Applying for developer status

    The requirements and procedures for becoming a developer are different depending on which Propellerheads technology you want to use. Please proceed by clicking one of the links below.

    ReWire
    Information about developing ReWire-enabled applications.

    REX2
    Information about developing applications supporting the REX2 file format.

    NN-XT
    Information about developing applications supporting the NN-XT sampler file format.

    Remote
    Information about writing Remote Codecs in order to add support for a certain hardware control surface in Reason.

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    So you know its free

    But know i dont want to waste your time longer, if you included Rewire and Remixtool(s) like Beatslicing , then perhaps i buy it
    But the best you can do to Podium would be to use it as RewireMaster and! -Slave to allow this: Master(Cubase?), Slave(podium), slave(Reason)

    March 15, 2007 at 18:43 #9294
    bcgreen
    Participant

    I’ve never had much luck with ReWire, so this ain’t in my top 10 list of feature requests..even with a relatively powerful machine (2GHZ pentium-M, 1 gig ram) I can’t avoid CPU overrun and just general instability.

    Until I can afford to buy a quad-cpu computer, I won’t (can’t) be using ReWire….

    Bryan

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