AudioBridge

AudioBridge is an audio routing plugin that lets you send audio between different tracks in your DAW, or even between different DAWs. Insert the Send and Return plugins anywhere in your effect chain to tap or receive audio at any point in your signal flow.

All DAWs supporting VST3, AU or CLAP on macOS: Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, Bitwig, FL Studio, and more.

1 buffer (samples depending on your DAW's buffer size). In Feedback mode, an additional buffer is added. The plugin automatically reports latency to the DAW for compensation (PDC).

Yes. Insert a Send plugin on your Ableton track, and a Return plugin on a Logic Pro track. The audio is routed in real-time with automatic latency compensation. This lets you use Logic-exclusive instruments like Alchemy or Space Designer directly in your Ableton session, and vice versa.

Virtual audio cables (like VB-Cable or Soundflower) operate at the system level and require manual configuration of audio drivers. AudioBridge works as a standard plugin inside your DAW, with automatic latency compensation (PDC), 16 independent buses, and no system-level setup required. Just insert, select a bus, and go.

Yes. Insert a Send plugin at any point in your effect chain to tap the signal, then route it to a Return on another track for parallel processing. Unlike your DAW's built-in aux sends, you can tap audio from any position in the chain, not just pre or post fader.

Yes. Enable Feedback mode (FB) in the plugin to create controlled feedback paths. The plugin adds a safety buffer to prevent runaway feedback and caps gain at 0 dB. You can chain effects across tracks or even across DAWs to build evolving textures and experimental soundscapes.

Run the installer and follow the instructions. Plugins are automatically installed in standard folders.

macOS:

VST3: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/

AU: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/

CLAP: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/CLAP/

Windows:

VST3: C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\

CLAP: C:\Program Files\Common Files\CLAP\

Rescan your plugins in your DAW preferences. Make sure you're using a 64-bit DAW on macOS 10.13 or later.

1. Insert "NNA IC Send" on the source track
2. Insert "NNA IC Return" on the destination track
3. Select the same bus number on both plugins
4. Audio is routed instantly

16 independent Returns, each identified by a unique color. Each Return can receive up to 8 Sends.

FB mode allows you to create feedback loops on the same track (Send and Return on the same channel). It adds a buffer delay to prevent infinite loops and limits gain to 0 dB maximum.

Yes, up to 8 Sends can route to the same Return. Signals are automatically mixed and the Return displays a list of connected sources.

Yes! You can route audio from Ableton to Logic for example, as long as both DAWs are running on the same machine.

Click on "Licensed" or "Trial" at the bottom of the plugin, enter your email and license key, then click "Activate".

One license allows you to use the plugin on 2 machines (e.g., studio + laptop).

After 14 days, the plugin continues to work but audio is muted. Purchase a license to reactivate.

Yes, you can manage your activations directly from your customer panel. Deactivate a machine to free up a slot, then activate on your new device.

No, CPU impact is negligible.

Yes, the plugin automatically reports its latency to the DAW (PDC - Plugin Delay Compensation).