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Source-Nexus I/O 44
Available for AAX, VST and Audio Unit hosts, which works as a virtual cabling solution to stream audio in real-time between your DAW and any meet and chat applications.
- Getting Started with Source-Nexus I/O
- Introducing Source-Nexus I/O
- Onboarding with Source-Nexus I/O
- Onboarding: Activating your Source-Nexus I/O trial
- The Source-Nexus I/O plugin at a first glance
- Basic Routing Concepts
- Contacting Support for help with Source-Nexus I/O
- Data and Privacy Safeguard Policy
- General Introduction to the Nexus I/O Drivers
- GoToMeeting, Source-Nexus I/O and Pro Tools
- Google Meet, Source-Nexus I/O and Pro Tools
- How to Send Stereo Audio into Zoom using Source-Nexus I/O
- How to use two different inputs on Logic Pro with Source-Nexus
- Installing and Uninstalling Source-Nexus I/O
- Known Issue with the Source-Nexus Suite installer and Mojave
- Known Issues in Source-Nexus I/O 1.3 for Mac
- Known Issues in Source-Nexus I/O for Windows
- Managing Custom Devices on Windows
- Most Common Problems when using Source-Nexus I/O
- Pro Tools Playback Engine Settings for Source-Nexus and Source-Connect Link
- Record from Source-Connect to Final Cut Pro using Source-Nexus I/O
- Record from any application into Pro Tools using System Audio in Source-Nexus I/O
- Recording out of Pro Tools using Source-Nexus I/O
- Recording secondary Hardware Devices using Source-Nexus I/O
- Recording your Talent with Source-Nexus I/O
- Sending a Mix with Source-Nexus I/O
- Sending a processed Microphone Signal with Source-Nexus I/O
- Sending and receiving audio through your DAW with Source-Nexus I/O
- Source-Connect 4 for Windows, FlexASIO and Source-Nexus I/O with Pro Tools
- Source-Connect Facility and Pro Tools in Source Nexus I/O
- Source-Nexus Gateway / Google Chrome and Pro Tools in Source-Nexus I/O
- Source-Nexus I/O Compatibility
- Source-Nexus I/O and MacOS High Sierra & Mojave
- System Requirements for Source-Nexus I/O
- Upgrade Warning for Source-Nexus I/O 1.3.2 on Windows
- Using Source-Nexus I/O and Reaper to record on Windows for Studios
- Using Source-Nexus I/O and Source-Nexus Review in Pro Tools With Low Latency Monitoring Enabled
- Using Source-Nexus I/O with Logic Pro
- Using an Aggregate Device and Source-Nexus I/O
- Windows Sound Settings and Source-Nexus I/O
- Zoom, Source-Nexus I/O and Pro Tools
- Source-Nexus I/O 1.3.2 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus I/O 1.3.1 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus I/O 1.3.0 Release Notes
Source-Nexus Gateway 40
A browser-based meeting environment for sharing premium quality audio & video streaming with your guests.
- Quick Start Guide: Checklist for Source-Nexus Gateway
- The Source-Nexus Gateway Layout
- Welcome to the Source-Nexus Gateway!
- Allowing your browser access to your camera and microphone
- Capturing Sessions in the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Changing Audio Quality in Source-Nexus Gateway
- Changing Microphone Inputs in Source-Nexus Gateway
- Changing your Output in Source-Nexus Gateway
- Configuring your Chat Settings in Source-Nexus Gateway
- Contacting Support for help with the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Finding your Source-Live controls in the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Finding your Source-Nexus Gateway controls as a broadcaster
- Finding your Source-Nexus Gateway controls as a viewer
- How to invite viewers to your Gateway sessions
- How to log into the Source-Nexus Gateway using a sub-account
- How to modify your guest's settings on Source-Nexus Gateway
- How to use Source-Live with the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Limitations when using Safari with Source-Nexus Gateway
- Logging into Source-Nexus Gateway as a Guest
- Logging into the Source-Nexus Gateway as a host
- Network Configuration for the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Pinning one or more viewer videos in the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Presenting during a Source-Nexus Gateway session
- Relay Servers and IPs for Source-Nexus Gateway
- Requirements for using the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Selecting the best Source-Nexus plan for your needs
- Setting a Passkey in the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Sharing your Session ID with your viewers
- Source-Nexus Free
- Source-Nexus Gateway 2 Walkthrough
- Source-Nexus Gateway FAQ
- Source-Nexus Gateway and Chrome 77
- Source-Nexus Gateway: Common Issues
- Talkback Tool in Source-Nexus Gateway
- The Web Browser as an Audio Codec: Source-Nexus Gateway
- Using picture-in-picture in the Source-Nexus Gateway
- Volume Controls in Source-Nexus Gateway
- Workflow: Recording separate inputs with Source-Nexus Gateway
- Source-Nexus Gateway 2.0 Update
- Source-Nexus Gateway 1.0.3 Update
Source-Nexus Mute-On 18
A plugin available for AAX, VST and Audio Unit hosts to set an action for the different playback states in your Digital Audio Workspace.
- Introducing Source-Nexus Mute-On
- The Source-Nexus Mute-On plugin at a first glance
- Additional Plugin Settings
- Default Settings for Source-Nexus Mute-On
- How to use the Talkback and Volume Control iOS app with Source-Nexus Mute-On
- Installing and Uninstalling Source-Nexus Mute-On
- Peak Hold and Clipping Indicators
- Quickstart Checklist for Source-Nexus Mute-On
- Source-Nexus Mute-On Example Scenarios
- Source-Nexus Mute-On UI in other plugins
- System Requirements for Source-Nexus Mute-On
- The Source-Nexus Mute-On Broadcaster
- Troubleshooting Source-Nexus Mute-On
- Using DIM and Global DIM
- Using Source-Nexus Mute-On with the Source-Nexus™ Suite for a remote recording session
- Using Volume Control
- Using the Sidechain Input
- Using the Source-Nexus Mute-On presets on your DAW
Source-Nexus Router 18
To route high-quality sound on a traditional patch inside your Mac or Windows, in order to route audio between two audio devices without the need for physical cables, with no limit on the number of routes
- Getting Started with Source-Nexus Router
- Introducing Source-Nexus Router
- The Source-Nexus Router application at a first glance
- Advanced Routing in Source-Nexus Router
- Contacting Support for help with Source-Nexus Router
- Creating a new Route in Source-Nexus Router
- Deleting your Route in Source-Nexus Router
- Destination Audio Device
- Installing and Uninstalling Source-Nexus Router
- Level Meters in Source-Nexus Router
- Loading Configurations on Source-Nexus Router
- Locking your Route from editing in Source-Nexus Router
- Peak Hold & Clipping indicator in Source-Nexus Router
- Removing Connections on your Source-Nexus Routes
- Renaming a Route in Source-Nexus Router
- Saving your Configuration in Source-Nexus Router
- Source Audio Device
- System Requirements for Source-Nexus Router
Source-Nexus Review 17
A plugin available for AAX, VST and Audio Unit hosts for audio application routing to send your master output to a remote streaming platform for remote mix reviews.
- Introducing Source-Nexus Review
- Quick Start Checklist for Source-Nexus Review
- The Source-Nexus Review plugin controls at a first glance
- Additional Plugin Settings
- Contacting Support for help
- Installing and Uninstalling Source-Nexus Review
- Known Issues with Source-Nexus Review
- Peak Hold and Clipping Indicator
- Selecting your Talkback Microphone
- System Requirements for Source-Nexus Review
- Using Source-Nexus Review with Google Meet, Zoom, and other streaming platforms
- Using Source-Nexus Review with the Source-Nexus Gateway broadcaster
- Using the Mute/Dim functions
- Using the Surround Audio Downmixer
- Using the Talkback Switch
- What is Source-Nexus Review Standalone?
- Why do I need Source-Nexus Review?
Source-Nexus Control Panel 11
A virtual audio device manager for macOS which allows you to create named virtual audio devices with multiple channels.
- Getting Started with the Source-Nexus Control Panel
- The Source-Nexus Control Panel at a first glance
- Contacting Support for help with Source-Nexus Control Panel
- Creating a new device on the Source-Nexus Control Panel
- Cross-Communication between the Source-Nexus Control Panel and Windows
- Deleting devices in the Source-Nexus Control Panel
- How to save and load your Source-Nexus Control Panel audio device configuration on your Mac
- Installing and Uninstalling the Source-Nexus Control Panel application
- Renaming or modifying the channels for your devices in the Source-Nexus Control Panel
- System Requirements for Source-Nexus Control Panel
- The Source-Nexus Control Panel for Mac
Suite-wide 11
- Source-Nexus Suite Compatibility Information
- Source-Nexus Troubleshooting
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.6.0 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.5.4 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.5.3 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.5.2 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.5.1 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.5.0 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.4.2 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.4.1 Release Notes
- Source-Nexus Suite 1.4.0 Release Notes
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