#Receiver compatible with mac os 10.14 Patch#

Search for Sennheiser 3532 devices when Wavetool is launched.Reboot Wavetool after changing this setting. Bypass MIDI for snapshots: Bypasses all incoming MIDI commands.Maintain solo selection after snapshot change.When not activated, the solo will work in additional solo mode. When activated, you can only listen to a one channel at a time. Single solo mode is familiar from most of the mixing consoles.Post trim metering should be used when ever the levels have been trimmed up or down in Wavetool Ch i/o. Channel metering & SCP mode: Pre Trim / Post Trim setting.Wavetool Server identifier: In case of multiple Wavetool server computers in a single network, set an independent identifier name so, that you’ll know which computer to connect to with iOS/macOS remote.Audio buffer lenght: Set your desired buffer lenght (shorter = less latency) Attention! 64 samples might not work with all soundcards.No signal threshold: dBFS from -180 to -60 (0 = off) Set the threshold for when you want to show the No signal Warning.Battery alert threshold: Set the threshold for when you want to show the Low Battery Warning.RF alert threshold: Set the threshold for when you want to show the Low RF Warning.If your artist is running back and forth to a dressing room with no RF coverage then the Low RF alert will be reset once the transmitter is within the range. Maybe you are preparing the gig and don’t want multiple alerts going off. If you are working on a loud stage or microphones are near bass cabinets you will need to lower the sensitivity. SCP looks for very low frequencies that are produced when a cable is broken. Low frequency detector sensitivity (Default: Off).Turn off SCP per channel in Wavetool Ch i/o. SCP is looking for un-natural sounds and you might need to change this setting depending on type of microphone or sound source. Lower the setting if you are getting too much errors.

Under the Preferences / General menu you can adjust the following settings.

Audio memory usage: Shows how much memory is used by Instant Replay.

(read more here about creating separate mixes to connected remotes.) It is also possible to create an Aggregate device in macOS Audio MIDI setup if you want to go crazy and use a lot of inputs. Note that different in/out device combinations are possible.

Output channels: Route mono or stereo output of the application to the correct channel on your audio device.

Set Trim On Selected Channels: Lets you trim multiple channels at once.

Solo Link: Link channel solos by choosing a Solo Link.

These channels will be soloed when there`s no active solo selection

Enable Instant Replay on selected channel.

Choose the panel (A or B) where the channel is shown.

Pan: Between -100 (left) and 100 (right).

Disable RF Warnings: If your transmitters move out of range a lot, you might not want to be alerted every time.

Disable SCP to avoid too many false alerts.

Disable SCP: SCP is designed for lavalier microphones.

Player: Assign a player to your channel (read more here).

This will display RF and battery data in the main window. Link an RF receiver to the input channel.

Wireless device: Click a row to show a list of found receivers.

Unpatch selected…: First choose the channels to be unpatched (for example 1-32) and then click Unpatch selected… tab to set the inputs for the selected channels to be NONE.

#Receiver compatible with mac os 10.14 Patch#

Patch selected…: First choose the channels to patch (for example from 1-64) and then input the first channel to be patched.Input ch: Assign hardware inputs to channels.Name: Edit names by double clicking on the name.