RX Monitor

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

1. 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”
   

   

   
   
2. Change the Audio Driver in the RX Audio Editor:
   
   • Open Preferences
     
   • Select the Audio tab
     
   • In the “Driver Type” dropdown menu, select “RX Monitor”
     

     

     
     
3. Navigate back to your host application and confirm the RX Monitor plug-in is showing a “Connected” status
   

   

   
   
4. Playback audio in the RX Audio Editor, the output will be routed to the track you added RX Monitor to in your DAW/NLE.