Quick Start
1. Insert NOMN REMOTE
Insert the plugin as the last plugin on the track or bus you want to send. The header at the top of the window shows what START will send: the layout and channel count (7.1.4 · 12 CH), then the sample rate and codec (48 kHz · IAMF FLAC 24-BIT · LOSSLESS).2. Choose how to send
Three controls sit under the header. Each is fixed while streaming, so set them before START.
These settings are saved with your DAW session. The Standalone app has a fourth control above them, LAYOUT, which sets the layout it streams; see Installation.
3. Press START
START creates a new session on the NOMN REMOTE server nearest to you and puts its link in REMOTE LISTENER LINK. The number in brackets in the caption is how many listeners the link takes: 50 with RELAY on, 1 with it off, and 4 on a trial once START has made the link. Press COPY and send the link by any means you like. The status line under START shows where the stream stands:4. The listener opens the link
The listener opens the link in a browser and presses Enter. The page decodes the stream, renders it to their output device, and shows the buffer depth and any interruptions. See The listener page for what they can do there, and send them the few commands they need (route and test for a multichannel room).
5. Press STOP
STOP ends the session. Listeners on the link see This session has ended., and the link does not work again. The next START makes a new link.While you stream
- LEVELS meters each channel of the stream in dBFS, with the speaker labels underneath. A label inverts when that channel reaches 0 dBFS.
- STREAM GAIN sets the level of the streamed copy, from -24 dB to +12 dB. Your track’s own output is unchanged. It is the plugin’s only automatable parameter.
- COST shows what a relayed stream is costing as it runs. See COST and SESSION.
- SESSION shows listeners, throughput, uptime, and the dropouts your listeners report.