We currently seek to address the issue with help of Native Instruments (status of June 2019). Random CCs disturbing the performance are the result. Not compatible: Maschine, when used as a VST inside a DAW, instead of being used as a standalone application, has trouble coping with the amount of MIDI CC needed for truthfully transmitting gestures from Touché (SE) to Lié. In a Mac environment, you can use Lié as AU instead. Not compatible on Windows: Since Lié as VST fails the Scan routine in Digital Performer, there is no way to make Lié work in DP in Windows for the time being. Known Issues MOTU Digital Performer (only Windows) Stuck note problem on Windows on some machines: Occasionally, applying more complex gestures on Touché leads to a stuck, endless note in Steinberg's DAW. MOTU Digital Performer 9 and later (only AU)īeta-supported DAWs (Windows 10) Steinberg Cubase 7 til 10 and Nuendo 7 and higher (only Windows).Check the respective article for your DAW here. Without Lié, you can use the inbuilt mapping routine of your DAW to map parameters that don't belong to a VST instrument. You can still use Touché (SE) as a USB MIDI class-compliant controller to work around the VST-only limitation. Lié is also not able to host other proprietary formats that DAW manufacturers use to deliver their onboard synths, unless the manufacturer makes those synths available in VST2 format as well. Unfortunately, Logic's internal instruments (Samples, Alchemy, EXS24 etc.) are among the few instruments that are not offered in VST format, therefore they won't work inside Lié. You can then use the plugin instrument in VST format within Lié's AU version. You can use most instruments within Lié inside Logic Pro X nonetheless: Just make sure that you installed the VST format of an instrument on your Mac. Lié will only host VST2 64bit instruments, no VST effects, no VST3 format.
Supported Plug-Ins to be hosted inside Lié
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