Spectrasonics Flow Capture for standalone instruments

[Guy Rowland]

Very nice. First I thought it would be better if it was default buffering all the time, but that might get unwieldy. If you hit a happy accident, you just have to press the red button and do it again.

[Ashermusic]

Nice, but he says that you don’t have to deal with audio interfaces. So hat is he listening through, computer speakers?

I own Omnisphere, Trillian, and Stylus RMX. I don’t own Keyscape. I know it’s good because Steve Porcaro uses it and waked me through it. But I already hav great pianos, Rhodes, Wurlitzers,, B3s, etc. so I can’t justify a $399 purchase.

I wish I could because I Ike Eric personally so much and like the way Spectrasonics does business.

[Guy Rowland]

Nice, but he says that you don’t have to deal with audio interfaces. So hat is he listening through, computer speakers?

I may be misunderstanding, but I think not dealing with audio interfaces refers to not having to record through some sort of loopback (which I do routinely through RME TotalMix). Flow Capture is just a simple no-fuss record button within the standalone plugin itself, with the little bonus of also exporting midi and patch info. It doesn’t need any other jiggery-pokery or fancy soundcards.

[Ashermusic]

Nice, but he says that you don’t have to deal with audio interfaces. So hat is he listening through, computer speakers?

I may be misunderstanding, but I think not dealing with audio interfaces refers to not having to record through some sort of loopback (which I do routinely through RME TotalMix). Flow Capture is just a simple no-fuss record button within the standalone plugin itself, with the little bonus of also exporting midi and patch info. It doesn’t need any other jiggery-pokery or fancy soundcards.

Ah, that makes sense Guy. I never use software instruments as standalones.