AAX-DSP development is dying.

[PTPerson]

The latest to go - Softube.

[peterle]

...softube still brings out new plugins like tubetech MKII as DSP version..
nothing seems to die here , just few plug ins doesnt fit the dsp architecture
(like in Console1).


Their website still states :
"All Softube plug-ins except Modular, TSAR-1 Reverb, TSAR-1R Reverb, Mutronics Mutator, Heartbeat, Console 1,
Fix Flanger of the Fix Flanger and Doubler, Drawmer 1973 Multi-Band Compressor,
Drawmer S73 Intelligent Master Processor and Tape can be run on AAX DSP hardware."

[PTPerson]

You might want to double check that.

They are not AAX-DSP.

I've had official word from Softube that AAX-DSP development is over.

Stefan.

[BScout]

Story I've heard from Softube is all future plugins are going to Console1 and since Console1 isn't supported by AAX-DSP, future plugins aren't going to be AAX-DSP (including this Mk2 plugin). That's why it's ending.

They want to get more people on the Console1 platform (and supposedly there's some issue with making the Console1 AAX-DSP)

[WernerF]

Originally Posted by BScout

Story I've heard from Softube is all future plugins are going to Console1 and since Console1 isn't supported by AAX-DSP, future plugins aren't going to be AAX-DSP (including this Mk2 plugin). That's why it's ending.

They want to get more people on the Console1 platform (and supposedly there's some issue with making the Console1 AAX-DSP)

Good to know. Now there’s another developer to not support. No DSP support, and I know that it really doesn’t matter to them, no customer here. Oh well.

[Farhoof]

Was it ever alive anyway?

[PTPerson]

Yah you might be right.

It certainly has nowhere near the amount of developers my TDM system had in the 90s!

[simontheoracle]

AAX-DSP development is pretty much dead in the water. Options are far too limited. Only reason I would upgrade from HD Native to HDX is because of the latency figures the tracking.