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LXR editor on PC

WhiteherbmanWhiteherbman
edited May 2014 in General
hello all, i'm looking for an LXR vst editor  running windows xp. does it exist?

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  • TebbesTebbes
    Alas, such a nifty piece of software does not exist..... (yet?). There is a standalone editor though, search for ugly duckling on the forum.
  • julianjulian
    If I had more time :-/
    the ugly duckling editor could be compiled as a vst with a few tweaks.
    It is based on JUCE wich has a VST and AU output option.
    I just never managed to really check it out (stumbled obver juce after my VST developer days)
  • WhiteherbmanWhiteherbman
    ok thanks and does anyone know a good vst editor for shruti. i took a look on google and nothing is good enough for me or it s max for live device and i don t have max and don t wanna buy it
  • julianjulian
    edited May 2014
    there is the vst editor from tubeohm.
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    here is the demo, don't know what the demo limitations are though
    http://www.tubeohm.com/Demos/Shruthi-D.zip
  • ceaslessceasless
    Demo limitations are sound cut outs every once in a while.

    Them main problem with this VST in my opinion is it (seems to) want to have direct access/control of MIDI and audio. Works fine in standalone, but for instance I seem to remember that muting the VST track in a DAW did not actually mute the audio coming through the program.

    Could have been something else though. YMMV.
  • julianjulian
    do you have to route the aduio through it if you don't want to use its internal FX?
  • ceaslessceasless
    I haven't used it in a while, but (IIRC) the initial setup seems to imply this is the case. I have to assume that its possible to avoid routing the audio, but I didn't play around with it long enough to know.

    Another issue with it is that it's still using NRPNs, whereas Shruthi as of v1.0 is fully CC (as I understand it, CC is faster due to fewer packets on the wire).
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