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Okay, scratching ReaStream. I’m still recommending Reaper plugins to use for delay and reverb. The ReaPlugs plugin pack contains ReaDelay, which i read can be set up to be reverb-like as well as working as a bypassable effect. I’m looking into if the ReaVerb reverb plugin that comes with Reaper, but not the ReaPlugs pack, works with BA1. If so, there will be the two plugins effects that are free and individually disableable.
I’m not sure what a typical effects chain would look like. But it’s got a buffer size of 1ms to 500ms, chain delay of up to 1000ms, a pre/post level shift as low as -24 db, and an option to enable DPI awareness. This is on the Main host overview; not per-plugin. I’m looking into ways to use the more extensive plugin host of Reaper using their ReaStream plugin, but I’m not having luck getting audio back into BA1.
EDIT: Oh, there’s a delay plugin that has a bypass which works in BA1 from the Reaper folks called ReaDelay and is available outside of Reaper if you get the ReaPlugs plugins pack. Looking for a decent reverb plugin that does the job too.
Disregard my last post. I can’t seem to get them to work properly yet, but I’ve not given up on ReaStream.
You can use Reaper as your expanded functionality VST host if you use the ReaStream plugin to send breakaway’s audio to Reaper, apply FX, then send it back to breakaway with another instance of that reastream plugin. This will allow you to use ANY version of a vst plugin and disable them individually. I wish Breakaway allowed you to bypass/disable individual VST plugins instead of all 5 at once.
So BA1 supports a 5 VST plugin host PER CORE. All at once, meaning you can’t selectively enable certain plugins at a time without unloading the host, changing file paths, then re-enabling it.
So I’m picturing input> OTS> REASTREAM1> REAPER> REASTREAM2> BA1VSThost> Output.
This way you can use Reaper as the primary VST host and set up various effect stacks to use that way.
Or depending on how many permutations of effects, you could get a pass-through core or two instead, if you don’t need BA1’s processing itself (even though it’s PRETTY good).
There used to be a policy for upgrading from BAE to BAO, using some kinda loyalty route. However, I think that involved contacting Leif or Keith, neither of whom appear to be part of this forum anymore. I’d contact the current support emails and ask if they still offer a $15 discount on BAO for people who can prove they bought BAE.
One way non-traditional way to get Reaper’s playback into BreakawayOne is to use Breakaway One normally for pc-wide audio through the pipeline, then load up the Reaper plugin called ReaStream in both Reaper and Breakaway. Make sure you use the right plugin version: 32-bit windows vst2.
In reaper, put it on the master or monitor tracks and name the stream something. In Beakaway name it the same thing you named it in reaper. This should get the audio from reaper to come out of the VST plugin loaded in BA1’s host.
For everything else, play normally to the pipeline.
I came up with that location by right-clicking the Stream Attenuation checkbox when enabled and copying the path. 0 is no attenuation, and 12 is the value when enabled. I have a feeling the last link is the correct variation, once the right domain is plugged in. Thanks.
There appears to be a -12dB Stream Attenuation setting on the trial pass-through streaming core I use for hearing my PC when I’m around the house. It’s located in Core > Misc > I/O > Output (misc/stream_output_attenuation=12) when enabled. I bet if you could use the webserver to force this to 6, it would be exactly what you need. This is simply an interface limitation, I’m guessing.
Sadly, I have no experience in how to do this.
I believe this is correct, and so by design. The functionality to broadcast or record audio to another pipeline is reserved for the broadcast processors (currently BreakawayOne). Please let me know if I misunderstood the question.
Well the forum might have eaten my last post. Milky, please remove these duplicates if they post.
If I’m not mistaken, the latest version is primarily for Windows 10 64bit version 20H2 compatibility. The previous version might work better for Win7(??) There appear to be two different links to the on the download. This is the correct one: https://www.claessonedwards.com/download/ It contains the latest 1.42 as well as the older 1.40.03.
However, I’m not sure I ever was able to use the other pipelines to output audio in Breakaway audio enhancer. If you’re looking to record processed audio or broadcast it, you might look at BreakawayOne instead, which definitely works on multiple cables.
To be clear, the “more advanced” one in dark places of the internet is hacked, not just cracked. It contains access to features that won’t be available unless Claesson-Edwards sells access to them. And if they did, they’d be undercutting the Omnia line and potentially liable for damages.
From every description I’ve read, the concept of Breakaway is simplicity, and the access to those extra controls is not intended to be part of the product. There are other processors out there that offer more customization and opportunities to make it sound bad. Breakaway is meant to be usable by novices in a fool-proof manner.
Having said that, I’d absolutely buy access to more advanced controls or the dynamics expansion portion of Undo.
There is an Input Source selection under PT Trial > Misc > I/O > Main Input. Here you should be able to select your other processing cores as input sources.
