Source Elements Source-Connect Standard

Source-Connect is a feature-rich product that has over 10 years of development. Used industry-wide on a daily basis, the feature set continues to evolve.

Source-Connect is available in 3 versions: Standard, Pro and Pro X. Choose your version based on the feature-set you need.

Integrated Professional Daw Support
Our unique Source-Link technology connects your DAW directly to the Source-Connect application: now you have the best of both worlds. The stability and flexibility of a standalone application, plus immediate integration directly to your timeline. Drop Source-Connect Link onto your Master fader, and your clients can hear the audio in high quality in the environment they know best: their own studio monitors.

Need to get more out of your DAW? Source-Connect is a fully standalone application, so if you are pushing your DAW to its limits, run Source-Connect as a pure standalone application or even on another computer and just send the audio mix as an analogue or digital signal.

Record with Confidence
Source Elements' Auto-Restore and Replace technology is a critical feature when you are recording remotely and fast delivery is crucial: any time you go outside of your immediate hardware setup, you're risking losing data - whether from corrupted file transfers, ISDN failures or real-time internet connection drop-outs.

With Auto-Restore you are guaranteed to get every take the first time while it automatically identifies dropped packets, recalls them from the remote system and restores them into the recorded audio without ever leaving the timeline: quickly and automatically. Going one step further in meeting the demand for perfect sound recordings, Source-Connect's Auto-Replace feature calls for the remotely recorded, uncompressed audio and then locally replaces the AAC derived file with its full resolution PCM counterpart; not just on the hard drive but also within the timeline including every edit. No longer does the recording engineer have to deal with FTP downloads or have to re-edit the uncompressed file into an already edited timeline.