Running VDMX in Rosetta is not a feasible way to run due to the interface lag. I don’t think I’m alone in this. So what can we do to get around this until our very appreciated developers can create a solution?
If running VDMX in Rosetta is causing interface lag, you’re not alone. Until the developers find a solution, you could try alternative software or explore different settings/configurations to minimize the lag.
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I’ve been looking for alternatives for Waveclock and haven’t found anything as good. Most alternatives are too unreliable and Wavesum haven’t been answering support emails for a long time. I don’t see an alternative so it’s back to tapping in the tempo for the time being.
But for the lucky ones out there with access to the new Pioneer CDJ3000 + DJM-A9 ($$$$) you could look at the bridge software to get track info including BPM across the wired or possibly wireless network.
I did not know that Waveclock is available standalone. I have downloaded the app from wavesum.net and I am going to try running the Waveclock app and setting VDMX clock to receive BPM from the MIDI bus.
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I didn’t think of that … seems to work Ok using Waveclock and Wavetick without the Rosetta popping up. Just select “To VDMX” for the MIDI output device :)
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