Demo Version   New 1.1 version!

Click on the Bank:Load button to load one of the additional banks. Load the PROII_TESTPATCHES bank for a feature tutorial. More banks can be downloaded here..

Limitations:

- short audio breaks
- restart needed after 20 minutes

download (9,8mb)     Minimum system needed: Win XP SP2. Infos here.

VFX mac demo: download here

VST Host

The plugin needs a vst host to run. If you don't have a one we can recommend the very easy to use and leightweight Hermann Seib SaviHost: Download SaviHost Download from developer: www.hermannseib.com/english/savihost.htm Installation: Just place the "savihost" file next to the "OP-X PRO-II.dll" and rename it too to "OP-X PRO-II". The dll can be found in a folder called "SonicProjects" in the place you've installed the plugin to. Now simply doubleclick the renamed file to launch the plugin. In "Devides->Wave" and "Devices->MIDI" you still have to choose the right audio and MIDI drivers. If you dont have an ASIO soundcard then install the free Asio4All drivers: www.asio4all.com

Minimal system requirements:

- Windows XP / Vista / 7
- A 32bit vst host
- ASIO soundcard info
- Minimum Intel Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz
- Recommended: Core2Duo or higher

Win7 64bit works too as long as you're running the plugin in a 32bit host.
SaviHost for example works fine.

IMPORTANT NOTES:  Click here to read

In 64bit hosts you need to use a bit bridge like JBridge:

jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/

Of course we can't check out all possible system and host combinations. So it's up to you to test it in your current configuration. If the demo version works the full version will too.

Intel Core i5/i7 CPUs:

Deactivate Intel Speed Step in the BIOS. Sometimes it's also called "CPU
C-States". When this energy saving function is active the CPU multiplicator
is being changed constantly which can lead to varying pitch when stopping
playback in a sequencer.

CPU consumption / multiple instances / Cubase 5:

On the lowest recommended system, Pentium IV 3 gHz, you can work well
with one instance but not more to have enough headroom. There's a remarkable
performance change however using Core 2 duo CPUs, with these you can use
many instances. Using a the new Core i7 processors CPU load drops to 1-2%
using all voices.

Here's a short Cubase 5 demo using 7 instances:

Download session:

download

Live 8 Demo:

The same session with Ableton Live 8.2 on a medicore office PC without a dedicated soundcard just using Asio4all drivers:

download session

Protools 8 Demo:

The synth works well in Pro Tools 8 (Windows only) when converted to RTAS with the newest (2.1.1) Fxpansion VST to RTAS adapter:

www.fxpansion.com

Windows Vista / 7:

If your plugins folder resides within the program files folder it may be needed to run your vst host in administrator mode.

For this right-click on the application shortcut, choose "compatibility" and check "run as administrator". This gives back full writing rights.

More about it  here.

Cubase 5:

Also works fine without running in administrator mode based on our various tests, but simply be aware that if the plugin resides within the system's program files folder (e.g. VST2 plugins folder) the licensing data and newly created banks and presets will be written to virtual store instead to the conceived place. So if you need to have direct file access to those (e.g. for backup) you'll find them there instead of the place where you expect them to be.

More about it  here.