WORKSSS!!
you need install a proper version of Visual C++ in yor windows 10
edit:
here, i instaled this one in my windows 10
https://download.visualstudio.micro...B23B2C44A0D60E90D234AD99178/VC_redist.x64.exe

 

thx for sharing , can you please explain what system you are on and how much latency you have / thx

 

This app definitely needs a manual

 

thanks for ur help!!
try this but still not working

 

-As long as you have installed the visual c++
-You need uninstall the plugins(the failed ones),
-Remove the cfg and server cache files in audiogridder(search here https://github.com/apohl79/audiogridder/discussions ),
-Reinstall plugins, runs the app again and voila!

 

i'll try this
ty for your help

 

didn't find the proper file location for this step

 

@POP look in C:/Users/[name]/AppData/Roaming/AudioGridder directory.

You might need to make AppData directory visible, it is invisible by default (you can google that)

 

I use Parallels both firewalls down but it says not connected.
Can someone write the steps to follow please?

 

has any one got any instruments to work in logic they all fail to load for me? effects work fine

 

Last edited: Jan 3, 2021

There's not really any steps.. You run AudioGridder on the VM, open the AudioGridder plugin in the DAW and it either connects or it doesn't. I'm using VMWare not Parallels but in VMWare there are various Network adapter options for the VM - I found I had to set the Network Adapter to Ethernet (as opposed to 'NAT' or 'Host Only") to get it to connect.

 

I use it too and the software is reliable and gets the job done. If you are using a lot of e.g. Kontakt instances you can offload them to one or more "servers" (normal PCs) and offload their work and memory consumtion from you main machine.
Best is if you use a second network as this way it doesn't interfere with your main natwork (in terms of network load). Not very expensive btw.

Waves grid works quite the same, but you can only offload specialized plugins (most from Waves itself) to a specialized server you need to set up. As for VEP waves uses a dedicated network for the integration of the several computers and hardware. Waves built an kind infrastructure consisting of hardware and software making it possible to transport data and sound over the network.
Waves hardware is quite expesive and idk if crack of as sound grid on sister site works.

Audio Gridder follows a similar concept as VEP but is capable to use linux as well. Downside is, that the development of the software works quite slowly as it's developed by one person atm. While it's a 1.0 software it is most likely not as complete as VEP or Waves soundgrid. It's opensource (for the time being), so one can give it a try without regret.

 

you know you get a decent, fully equipped, used machine for a couple of bucks on sale
or 2-300 on ebay or cheaper from universities. but go ahead buy a m1

 

Don't know if this may help anyone. But on OSX if you run Parallels, you might run into some issues when it comes to network or even USB. Try this. Found this on the web... No guarantees

Network problem fix:
1. sudo nano /Library/Preferences/Parallels/network.desktop.xml
2. Find
3. Value may be 1 or -1.
4. Change to 0 (if there is no …, add value.)
5. Save (Press CTRL+O to save the changes. Press CTRL+X to exit the editor.)

USB problem fix:
1. sudo nano /Library/Preferences/Parallels/dispatcher.desktop.xml
2. Find 0 or -1, and replace it to 1.
3. Save (Press CTRL+O to save the changes. Press CTRL+X to exit the editor.

I will have to try this myself since I am new to all of this... Let me know!

 

I uninstalled the Parallels and installed VM. Tried over to no avail.
The Ethernet option has a red dot since there is no cable connected but even when i choose it has no effect.
I used the stable version of Audiogridder.
Surely I'm missing something but have no idea what it is...

 

I'm purely guessing here, but AudioGridder is designed to run on another computer which is connected to your main computer by ethernet. It may be that when using a VM, you need an active ethernet connection for it to work as AudioGridder thinks it needs to 'advertise' itself on the network. I have an active ethernet connection (connects to my router for internet) and when I use the 'Ethernet' network adapter option in VMware, my Mac and the VM are assigned different local IP addresses on the Network - at that point it is essentially behaving the same as 2 different computers on the same ethernet network and AudioGridder works. Selecting the Ethernet Network adapter was also the only way I could get internet access on the VM.

 

I installed the Beta version and it worked flawlessly!
For me it worked with Bridged (Autodetect) and with no ethernet cable.

Thank you and dkaos81 for your help and concern!

 

For very fast server you have to use rj45 category 7or 8.
It's in french. Use translator or your own country google search.
And please donate to the dev.
https://www.amazon.fr/Veetop-Ethernet-Réseau-Vitesse-2000Mhz/dp/B07G8XVSTX/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=cable+ethernet+cat+8&qid=1609730978&quartzVehicle=93-1185&replacementKeywords=cable+ethernet+cat&sr=8-5

 

Last edited: Jan 4, 2021

TY for all your tips guys!!!! works great now!!!

 

I guess this would be used for mastering, no? for production it has to be a bit complicated and slow, but it is a good solution if your main PC is not powerful although I think the best solution is to buy a new computer haha