Sonuscore has released a free update for LUX Orchestral Strings, the company's flagship orchestral string library for Native Instruments Kontakt. Version 1.0.1 focuses on technical refinements to the performance engine and addresses specific bugs reported by early adopters.
The primary focus of this update is the legato engine. Sonuscore has extensively reworked the legato delay timings to reduce overall latency. Additionally, the effectiveness of the Transition Speed parameter has been improved, aimed at providing a more responsive experience for users who perform string parts live.
The update also includes workflow improvements within the browser and various stability fixes.
Update Highlights
Improvements:
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Legato Engine: Reworked delay timings to reduce latency and improve Transition Speed parameter response.
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Browser: Improved Subarticulation Browser behavior on the edit page.
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Naming: Category names in the Subarticulation Browser now align with the main Articulation Browser conventions.
Bug Fixes:
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Corrected a mapping error found in a specific dynamic layer patch.
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Fixed the behavior of certain slow bend patches.
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The Volume curve preset menu now correctly displays "Custom" when user-edited.
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The 8va button for Celli in the Ensemble instrument now functions as intended.
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Resolved an issue causing hanging notes when using the sustain pedal in the ensemble NKI.
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Addressed minor GUI overlaps and layout issues.
Pricing & Availability
The update is free for all existing users and is available now for download via Native Access.
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