About Audio Units
How They're Used
If you haven't used Audio Units before, then please read the small description below.
Our software targets professionals so if you don't know how to use an Audio Unit, then
perhaps you should study the topic more in detail before purchasing a license.
There's more information about Audio Units on the Internet.
 ABOUT AUDIO UNITSWhat's an Audio Unit? An Audio Unit is an audio plugin which executes on Mac OS X. VST plugins aren't used to such a high degree on Mac OS X. Instead, Audio Unit plugins are used on Mac OS X with hosts that are Audio Unit compatible. An Audio Unit host is a piece of software which loads and maintains all Audio Units. It usually manages recording, preferences and settings such as latency and sound card settings. The Audio Unit framework The Audio Unit framework is part of Apple's CoreAudio. It was developed by Apple for OS X. Manufacturers of plugins may use it and host manufacturers too. However, Apple still maintain the rights to the interface. In addition manufacturers of plugins should make sure that they pass the Audio Unit validation tool, which Apple provides. All MHC plugins pass Apple's Audio Unit validation tool. |
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