Is it possible to Rewire the FL Studio mixer in Reaper?

[Sphase]

I'm not talking about rewiring midi, I'm talking about being able to use the FL Studio mixer inside Reaper through the FL Studio plugin (rewire) on a track so I can use for example FL studio native fx plugins on a synth in Reaper.
Is this possible in any way?

[Reapology]

Is this possible in any way?

Sure is.Load as vst,set channels and off you go.

[Sphase]

Originally Posted by Reapology

Sure is.Load as vst,set channels and off you go.

I'm not sure, I don't think what I want to do is possible actually.

I can hear audio from FL Studio in reaper. That's about as far as it seems to go with ReWire. I can't manipulate a synth running in Reaper with the mixer effects from FL Studio.

I may be overthinking however...I can just try to run the synth in FL Studio instead (if I use rewire)

[Reapology]

I'm not sure, I don't think what I want to do is possible actually.

Ahaaa ok.
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The main problem i think with using rewire was always the 2 way audio thing..it put off a lot of users because they thought it swung both ways.
There was always a work around using REAPER..which they call rearoute asio driver.

Have used rewire years ago,but not tried the options REAPER gives now for that.
If you want audio both ways,go with checking out the rearoute driver 1st,if that does not work4u,the wasapi driver might just do it as well..not tested ok. (windows 10)

Using FL as a multivst is nice and have hooked it all up properly with reason before,works great,also works great in REAPER..drag/drop samples also works if you overlay each programme neatly.
MIDI might even swing both ways with suitable midi loopbacks without rewire.

If you give more specifics-it can be more specific in replies,about synths etc,if that helps at all.

[Sphase]

Originally Posted by Reapology

Have used rewire years ago,but not tried the options REAPER gives now for that.
If you want audio both ways,go with checking out the rearoute driver 1st,if that does not work4u,the wasapi driver might just do it as well..not tested ok. (windows 10)

I might try it sometime, right now I'll do without it. I'll give this a shot but I dread that it would cause a lot of latency, my computer is old and doesn't have a lot of ram. Thanks for the information.

[Reapology]

I dread that it would cause a lot of latency

This is a rational fear,but fear is 1 of the most limiting perceptions human has.
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