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AUM for Mac?

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  • auxmuxauxmux
    edited July 2025

    @yellow_eyez said:

    @wim said:
    I use Hosting AU app when I don't want to be bothered with a DAW on the desktop. It's minimalistic, but works well and is really fast to set up.

    Hey. This is pretty cool ! What don’t you know good sir ?

    @auxmux said:

    Til we have AUM on desktop, couple of alternatives to consider:

    Bitwig - it's a DAW but you can ignore the arranger part and it's super flexible esp for midi/audio routing just like AUM.

    Gig Performer - closest thing to AUM, modular host environment that supports midi, OSC.

    Hey man I like Bitwig a lot in theory and from the little I’ve done with it, but how do you feel about it ? AUM clicked with me little little by little, (coming from linear daw was all I knew), but I was Always intrigued and drawn to Bitwig.is it a workflow you’ve adopted ?what videos or tutorials helped you get the modular makeup of the program?

    Bitwig is fairly easy to get used to if you used Ableton. The more I use the more intuitive it becomes. I recommend using the lite version for a while to see what's possible. I don't even use Bitwig Grid, but mostly use it with VCV Rack and other VSTs.

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    @auxmux said:

    @yellow_eyez said:

    @wim said:
    I use Hosting AU app when I don't want to be bothered with a DAW on the desktop. It's minimalistic, but works well and is really fast to set up.

    Hey. This is pretty cool ! What don’t you know good sir ?

    @auxmux said:

    Til we have AUM on desktop, couple of alternatives to consider:

    Bitwig - it's a DAW but you can ignore the arranger part and it's super flexible esp for midi/audio routing just like AUM.

    Gig Performer - closest thing to AUM, modular host environment that supports midi, OSC.

    Hey man I like Bitwig a lot in theory and from the little I’ve done with it, but how do you feel about it ? AUM clicked with me little little by little, (coming from linear daw was all I knew), but I was Always intrigued and drawn to Bitwig.is it a workflow you’ve adopted ?what videos or tutorials helped you get the modular makeup of the program?

    Bitwig is fairly easy to get used to if you used Ableton. The more I use the more intuitive it becomes. I recommend using the lite version for a while to see what's possible. I don't even use Bitwig Grid, but mostly use it with VCV Rack and other VSTs.

    Bitwig is a DAW, so that's out of the question. Why would you even consider this to be anything close to our DAW-less king?! You know, it’s all about restrictions, speed, and a different mindset. 😉

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    Anyway, without a touch screen, AUM will probably lose half of its strength. 😔

  • insucedibleinsucedible
    edited July 2025

    Blue Cat Audio Patchwork is not quite like AUM but it’s a nice plug-in host with no DAW, etc.

    https://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_PatchWork/

    I’ve been hoping these guys port their stuff to iOS for ages…

  • RiverbendSimRiverbendSim

    @auxmux said:
    Til we have AUM on desktop, couple of alternatives to consider:

    Bitwig - it's a DAW but you can ignore the arranger part and it's super flexible esp for midi/audio routing just like AUM.

    Gig Performer - closest thing to AUM, modular host environment that supports midi, OSC.

    The problem I find is that Bitwig, Gig Performer, Hosting AU, Kushview Elements, and many others don't support Auv3.

    There are a couple of iOS Auv3 hosting apps that do pretty well on silicon Macs, but they can't use VSTs, and many don't pick up AU plugins.

    I would really love an app that helps my AUs and Auv3s dance together properly.

    Logic, Live, Camelot Pro seem to be my only choices.

    (Sessions, a new kid on the block, hardly has any MIDI functionality at all and can't use MIDI fx plugins.)

    Any other contenders?

  • wimwim

    @RiverbendSim said:
    The problem I find is that Bitwig, Gig Performer, Hosting AU, Kushview Elements, and many others don't support Auv3.

    Hosting AU supports AUv3.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @wim said:
    I use Hosting AU app when I don't want to be bothered with a DAW on the desktop. It's minimalistic, but works well and is really fast to set up.

    That's really interesting. Thanks for that link.

  • RiverbendSimRiverbendSim

    @wim said:

    @RiverbendSim said:
    The problem I find is that Bitwig, Gig Performer, Hosting AU, Kushview Elements, and many others don't support Auv3.

    Hosting AU supports AUv3.

    Thanks @wim - I will give it another look. I tried Hosting AU for a few weeks a year or so ago.
    Thought it was okay but very limited - there was something really simple I wanted it to do and it couldn't so I gave up fairly quickly.

    I might by now have an Auv3 that does what I didn't think it could do. 🙂

  • ccw2ccw2
    edited July 2025

    Tracktion Waveform Pro now supports AUv3 but I’m not sure if the free version does.

  • enkayteeenkaytee

    @RiverbendSim said:

    @auxmux said:
    Til we have AUM on desktop, couple of alternatives to consider:

    Bitwig - it's a DAW but you can ignore the arranger part and it's super flexible esp for midi/audio routing just like AUM.

    Gig Performer - closest thing to AUM, modular host environment that supports midi, OSC.

    The problem I find is that Bitwig, Gig Performer, Hosting AU, Kushview Elements, and many others don't support Auv3.

    There are a couple of iOS Auv3 hosting apps that do pretty well on silicon Macs, but they can't use VSTs, and many don't pick up AU plugins.

    I would really love an app that helps my AUs and Auv3s dance together properly.

    Logic, Live, Camelot Pro seem to be my only choices.

    (Sessions, a new kid on the block, hardly has any MIDI functionality at all and can't use MIDI fx plugins.)

    Any other contenders?

    MIDI fx plugin support is on the roadmap for Sessions.

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    PatchWork looks terrible compared to AUM. 😵‍💫 In this case, I completely agree to jump straight to Bitwig and forget AUM ever existed. 🤦‍♂️

  • RiverbendSimRiverbendSim

    @enkaytee said:

    @RiverbendSim said:

    @auxmux said:
    Til we have AUM on desktop, couple of alternatives to consider:

    Bitwig - it's a DAW but you can ignore the arranger part and it's super flexible esp for midi/audio routing just like AUM.

    Gig Performer - closest thing to AUM, modular host environment that supports midi, OSC.

    The problem I find is that Bitwig, Gig Performer, Hosting AU, Kushview Elements, and many others don't support Auv3.

    There are a couple of iOS Auv3 hosting apps that do pretty well on silicon Macs, but they can't use VSTs, and many don't pick up AU plugins.

    I would really love an app that helps my AUs and Auv3s dance together properly.

    Logic, Live, Camelot Pro seem to be my only choices.

    (Sessions, a new kid on the block, hardly has any MIDI functionality at all and can't use MIDI fx plugins.)

    Any other contenders?

    MIDI fx plugin support is on the roadmap for Sessions.

    Thanks @enkaytee. I am very glad it is! Can't happen soon enough for me. 😁

    If sessions adds MIDI plugin support,
    and a meaningful way to work with the recordings from the "always on recording" feature,
    it will be a most excellent app. 🤞

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