Announcing Source-Nexus 1.3
June 14, 2021
Source-Nexus 1.3 now includes the Source-Nexus virtual audio driver, AAX/AU/VST plugin, and Control Panel app ($25 value) so you have everything you need right out of the box to turn your computer into a powerful virtual patch bay. No more tiers or separate downloads, just one amazing product that does everything you need it to: Source-Nexus
Now also available in an affordable monthly subscription
For $11.95/month with no commitment or sign up fee.
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Cross-system compatibility
- Take your DAW session from one computer and open it on another without having to redo your I/O assignments.
Improved audio device selection
- Easily find and select the audio device you're looking for, or select no audio device instead of a using a placeholder.
Under the hood improvements
- A brand new audio backend makes Source-Nexus 1.3 the most robust version yet.
Free Trial
Try before you buy. To get started with a free trial of Source-Nexus 1.3, simply download and install the software, then select Try on the activation screen to activate the free 15-day trial.
Compatible with 64-bit DAWs including Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, Nuendo, Studio One, and many more. Supported on Apple Silicon Macs running Rosetta (minimum OS support for OS X El Capitan).
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