FAQ

Yes, and there are two possible configurations:

1. Use Oculus Quest to connect to your Mac directly via WiFi (this is the simple version)

2. Use Oculus Rift (or Rift S) + PC to your Mac via WiFi (this version requires a PC in addition to your Mac)

ControlRoom is officially supported for Ableton Live 10.1 and Pro Tools.

There is limited support for a subset of ControlRoom features for other DAWs:

• Spatial Mixer and ControlRoom Channel and Master VST3/AU Plugins

  • We’ve seen stable performance in Logic, Studio One, Cubase, and Adobe Audition. Other DAWs are currently being tested.

• VR Console and Transport Control

  • Logic - currently not supported

  • Studio One - currently not supported

  • Cubase - currently not supported

  • Adobe Audition - track names show on console and one-way control over the Audition mixer including volume, pan, mute, solo, record, play, stop, FF, RW

• MIDI-mappable tools (FX Cube, BFF, Fader Tablet, Drumpads)

  • Working for any DAW that supports custom MIDI mapping

Yes. You’ll still need to ensure ControlRoom Hub is running and that you have an active WiFi connection.

1. ControlRoom Hub

2. ControlRoom DAW Plugins

3. ControlRoom VR

To learn more about how they interact with each other, please visit our website.

ControlRoom Hub is a lightweight and easy-to-use desktop application that runs on your DAW computer. It serves as the connection between your DAW and your VR headset, and is the place to configure your ControlRoom settings and set up your custom MIDI-mappable tools. It must be running to maintain the connection between VR and your DAW.