In this example, we’ll use two GP Relayer blocks; the GP Relayer #1 block will send audio from Gig Performer to Logic, and the GP Relayer #2 block will receive audio from Logic to Gig Performer.
First, insert a GP Relayer block in the Wiring view and connect your audio source to the GP Relayer plugin (GP Relayer #1):
Next, double-click the GP Relayer #2 block and in the plugin editor window make sure that Receive is set and that Relay #2 is selected in the Via section.
While you you can get audio coming into the track, note that Logic is recording the track input device, not the output of GP Relayer. To record GP Relayer, @rank13 needed to route it to a Bus, and then have a second audio track that had this Bus set to be the track input.
Ok, I’ve tried this method that npudar suggested above. Still saying that 'Local host is not active". I’ve turned on Input monitoring (which in my opinion defeats the purpose of monitoring directly for gig performer). Nothing is working… Very frustrating. has anyone figured out a solution for using in Logic or GarageBand? Thanks!!!
Ive been using GP with Logic for a while and it seems to work fine most of the time. Pretty cool actually.
The only issue is Logic reports ‘an AU plugin has caused an error’ every now and then. Maybe 3-4 times during a 3 hour session and i lose sound. The option to reset works fine though so it’s a minor inconvenience.
There are no other plugins running in Logic, im just using it to play back a wav file so I can play/record along with it.
Ive only ever seen this when GP Relayer is active. Obviously im not saying its got anything to do with GP, but that’s the only plugin that im using and have never seen this message before.
Luckily it’s a one button fix and doesn’t seem to have any effect on the project.