RX Monitor - RX 9 Help

May 2024 · 2 minute read
Plug-in only

Overview

When using the RX Connect plug-in, some DAW/NLEs monopolize the system’s audio drivers, preventing RX from playing audio through the same output device. The RX Monitor plug-in allows you to listen to the output of the RX Audio Editor through the audio driver output of your host application. This is particularly useful when using RX Connect with a host application that would need to be closed for the RX Audio Editor to access the output driver it is using.

Workflow

  • Insert the RX Monitor plug-in on an Aux or Instrument track in your DAW/NLE. When you first insert the RX Monitor plug-in, you will see a Status: Disconnected message. You need to configure RX Monitor as the Audio Driver in the RX Audio Editor to change the status to Connected.
  • Change the Audio Driver in the RX Audio Editor:
  • Open Preferences.
  • Select the Audio tab.
  • In the Driver Type dropdown menu, select RX Monitor.
  • Navigate back to your DAW and confirm the RX Monitor plug-in is showing a “Connected” status.
  • Playback audio in the RX Audio Editor, the output will be routed to the track you added RX Monitor to in your DAW/NLE.
  • Note

    If you are running virus protection software or a firewall on your DAW, you may need to grant permission for RX Monitor to run.

    RX 9.3.0

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