Elevayta Stream Boy v4.90d VST

Stream Boy is a real-time host bridge! As such, Stream Boy enables the real-time streaming of audio data from a track,
or tracks, within one host application to a track, or tracks, within another host application (or even multiple hosts).

NEW FEATURE! Stream Boy now also provides the functionality to record the composite audio stream from within any Rx instance within any host!

Note: Both host applications must be able to host VST effects plug-ins.

Attention: Stream Boy should be compatible with most host
applications. However, given the variety of hosts
available, and the differences between the way in which
hosts work, full compatibility under all circumstances
cannot be guaranteed. So, please be sure to fully test
Stream Boy with the applications you intend to use - before
committing to a license! License fees cannot be refunded on
the basis of changes in compatibility.

Features

Stream individual audio tracks from one host application to
another - and back!
Use all your hosts (CPU allowing) in an audio network and
record the result, at high quality, to disc.
Supports multiple streams and multiple hosts!
Stream one track to another track within the same or
different host or hosts.
Stream the master output from your working host directly
into your mastering application - no need to repeatedly
render your work to disc.
Use one host for arranging and another as an effects engine!
Access dedicated (non-VST) effects from one host in your
other hosts - and vice versa!
It is as easy to use as any VST plug-in.
It utilizes Elevayta's proprietary Tx/Rx communicating VST
plug-in technology.
Auto detection of available audio streams.
Auto audio sync between different hosts.
Auto detection of new instances, Tx/Rx state and host
sample rate compatibility.
Auto detection of a terminated stream.
Record to disc (.wav format) the composite audio stream
from any Rx instance.
Configurable latency (depending on hosts).
It is fully PDC (Plug-in Delay Compensation) compatible.
Recording formats include 16-Bit and 32-Bit floating point
stereo .wav output.