Novation V-Station v2.2 VST
Novation V-Station v2.2 VST
The V-Station is a polyphonic soft-synth for Mac and PC. It has the same real 3-oscillator flexibility as the award winning K-Station, with powerful filters, 8-voice polyphony, simultaneous Novation FX.
V-Station 2.2 New features:
• Novation Launchkey mapping.
Compatible with the following:
• OS X 10.7.
• OS X 10.8.
• Windows 7.
• Windows 8.
New in v2.2
• Novation Launchkey mapping
• Compatibility improvements
New in v2.1
• Now compatible with Windows 8
• Note that RTAS is not yet tested because Pro Tools is not yet officially supported by Windows 8
New in v2.0
• 64-Bit Plug-In types
• RTAS and VST3 Support
• Multi Plug-In type installer
• New authorization procedure
New in v1.5.1
• VST parameters with 0 centred range now normalised. NOTE: this fix causes patches made on older versions of V-Station VST to load incorrectly, consequently a new 'legacy mode' option has been added to the global options page. If you are loading a patch created on an older version of V-Station then set 'legacy mode' to 'on'.
• AU presets saved with patch number 356 or above now recalled correctly (settings and sessions saved by the new version, with a current preset number of 356 or above will not be loadable with older versions of v-station).
• Improved rotary pot control behaviour.
• Fixed bug in saving of env trigger states.
• Knobs can now be reset by ctrl-clicking (so can be reset when pot ctrl set to rotary) as well as double-clicking.
• V-Station now authorizes correctly in Digital Performer on Intel Macs.
• Fixed crash caused by frozen V-Station tracks in Logic.
• V-Station GUI now appears correctly when Automap-wrapped version is loaded in Logic.
• Fixed crash caused by holding note past loopback point with an arpeggiated patch in Logic.
• Arpeggiator now triggers correctly at start of playback.
• Patch rename window no longer appears behind plug-in window in Live (Mac VST version only).
• Fixed crash when using V-Station in Windows on a computer with a hyperthreading processor.
The V-Station is a polyphonic soft-synth for Mac and PC. It has the same real 3-oscillator flexibility as the award winning K-Station, with powerful filters, 8-voice polyphony, simultaneous Novation FX.
V-Station 2.2 New features:
• Novation Launchkey mapping.
Compatible with the following:
• OS X 10.7.
• OS X 10.8.
• Windows 7.
• Windows 8.
New in v2.2
• Novation Launchkey mapping
• Compatibility improvements
New in v2.1
• Now compatible with Windows 8
• Note that RTAS is not yet tested because Pro Tools is not yet officially supported by Windows 8
New in v2.0
• 64-Bit Plug-In types
• RTAS and VST3 Support
• Multi Plug-In type installer
• New authorization procedure
New in v1.5.1
• VST parameters with 0 centred range now normalised. NOTE: this fix causes patches made on older versions of V-Station VST to load incorrectly, consequently a new 'legacy mode' option has been added to the global options page. If you are loading a patch created on an older version of V-Station then set 'legacy mode' to 'on'.
• AU presets saved with patch number 356 or above now recalled correctly (settings and sessions saved by the new version, with a current preset number of 356 or above will not be loadable with older versions of v-station).
• Improved rotary pot control behaviour.
• Fixed bug in saving of env trigger states.
• Knobs can now be reset by ctrl-clicking (so can be reset when pot ctrl set to rotary) as well as double-clicking.
• V-Station now authorizes correctly in Digital Performer on Intel Macs.
• Fixed crash caused by frozen V-Station tracks in Logic.
• V-Station GUI now appears correctly when Automap-wrapped version is loaded in Logic.
• Fixed crash caused by holding note past loopback point with an arpeggiated patch in Logic.
• Arpeggiator now triggers correctly at start of playback.
• Patch rename window no longer appears behind plug-in window in Live (Mac VST version only).
• Fixed crash when using V-Station in Windows on a computer with a hyperthreading processor.
Novation V-Station v2.2 (G-Drive)
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