Can I throw my DAW out?

[Tommy Zai]

Originally Posted by bagger288

you totally can!!
Those synths go into my audio interface, and then into audiomulch.

How do you go from VSTI to Audiomulch. I'm very interested in your approach.

[bagger288]

Well, I have hardware synths that I sequence, and then run into my audio interface through a mixer. And I am also running VSTi's and VST effects inside of audiomulch, which are sequenced by numerology as well. Audiomulch runs on Mac and PC, and can host VST's and also AU's on mac.

I think Mulch and Numerology are a great pair, and a good way to simplify a setup and make it more fun, like you were mentioning before.

[amsonx]

Originally Posted by bagger288

Well, I have hardware synths that I sequence, and then run into my audio interface through a mixer. And I am also running VSTi's and VST effects inside of audiomulch, which are sequenced by numerology as well. Audiomulch runs on Mac and PC, and can host VST's and also AU's on mac.

I think Mulch and Numerology are a great pair, and a good way to simplify a setup and make it more fun, like you were mentioning before.

+1 on this, i'm on audiomulch from not much time but for sure Num and AM works really well.

[Tommy Zai]

I don't have any experience with Audio Mulch. I wonder how to integrate the two applications as far as workflow goes. I'm liking Studio One, but always open to anything that simplifies and gives more power. Will A.M. do that?

[amsonx]

Originally Posted by Tommy Zai

I don't have any experience with Audio Mulch. I wonder how to integrate the two applications as far as workflow goes. I'm liking Studio One, but always open to anything that simplifies and gives more power. Will A.M. do that?

I use AM mainly to mangling the sound and later i mix it with Logic pro but there are some guys that use AM even as a DAW, however i host N3 AU in AM.