There's been like 10 updates since your post, VirusHE software has come a long way and has been worked on a lot, it's fully compatible with M1 now.
I've reported a few of those bugs hahaha but it still uses something like 390mb of Ram with is insane just for a controller it's really not solution, I'd rather wait for access to give us a proper solution than spending money on a third party that since version 2 hasn't convinced me at all.
Virus HE is now compatible with M1. Just abandon the Access ship, like the employees did
Virus HE is the buggiest software I have ever used in my life and I tried to contact the developer to get the crashing sorted but I had no response, It doesn't give me good vibes
Are they really that bad? Was planning on getting their editor for my OB-6.
I have the Moog Voyager one and it works great.
Acces should work with https://soundtower.com to bring a VST AU editor and leave the usb audio behind, I'm willing to pay 70$ as they usually charge for it.
oliAtBass thanks for the tip I never new it could be done, but the problem with the recursive modulation is that apart from being cpu intensive is that setting it up messes with the timing of the envelopes.
You mean Modding the "Amp envelope" or "Filter env" with itself? In that case you loose a lot of slots just to cover the filter and Amp envelope.
What is recursive modulation? I don't seem to be able find that MOD Source in the matrix menu.
As the tittle says Exponential envelopes as an option, I think this would be an easy implementation, and would make the sounds more organic.
I think that the linear envelopes currently on the virus are a weak point in comparison to more modern synths.
