V-Raxtor is a software solution for audio plug-in hosting in a versatile and intuitive racks battery, connected to a multi-channel virtual mixer.
High operation flexibility and total control over plug-in interconnection enable users to implement a consistent audio-stream processing system.
IDE-style workspace with direct manipulation emphasis offers new step of naturality to the human/software interaction process.
Modern pseudo-3D graphical interface with shadows, highlights, relief-mapping and smooth animation produces a realistic virtual studio representation.
Popular technologies support makes it easier to utilize today's software/hardware solutions:
V-RAXTOR architecture foundation stones are described below:
VIRTUAL DEVICE (PLUG-IN)
Basic system metaphor. It is the actual plug-in "container":
VIRTUAL DEVICE RACK
Device "container". It is used for mounting multiple Devices in a stack manner:
VIRTUAL RACKS BATTERY
Racks "container". It is used for multiple Racks aggregation in a battery manner:
VIRTUAL MIXER
Battery signals routing and control unit. It is used for mixing, switching, changing the levels of audio-streams and so on:
USER PLUG-INS LIST AT HAND
Provides fast access to the audio plug-ins, installed on the user's machine:
PROGRAM ASSETS BROWSER
Provides fast access to the program assets, stored by user:
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Hi.
Do not understand Your question... Do you mean some interDAW technology support (such as ReWire)? If so - it will be implemented later.
i would be interested if this did random patch generating (i.e. something like Cantible - for example). Is this rewirable / connectable to Ableton etc?
ReWire-support is under development now - It will be present in the next release.
No update in over a year :( Is it still being developed? If not, maybe make code public domain/open source at sourceforge plz :)
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