Receiving RTS with Source-Connect Talent
As of Source-Connect 4, RTS no longer uses the Rewire plugin since, among other things, the plugin does not support Apple Silicon chips. Instead, Source-Connect Talent 4 relies on LTC and MTC (MIDI timecode) to both send and receive remote transport sync (RTS). The most common scenario for talent will be to receive timecode, which will be described in more detail below.
Configuring your setup to receive RTS is now a three-step process:
- Creating a MIDI device to share RTS (this will apply to both sending and receiving RTS) on macOS or on Windows.
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Configuring Source-Connect and your DAW:
- Receive RTS via MTC and Pro Tools to receive MTC.
- Receive RTS via LTC and Pro Tools to receive LTC.
- Receive RTS via MTC and Reaper to receive MTC.
- Receive RTS via LTC and Reaper to receive LTC.
- Receive RTS via MTC and Cubase/Nuendo to receive MTC.
- Receive RTS via LTC and Cubase/Nuendo to receive LTC.
- Receive RTS via MTC and Logic Pro to receive MTC.
- Receive RTS via LTC and Logic Pro to receive LTC.
- Establish a connection with your connection partner.