> But in this sense i am wondering if it is possible to use the AN200
> editsoftware with the AN1x...
You probably can, but I'm not too sure you want to...
From the images at sonicstate, it looks very much like the editor for the
PLG150-AN. For starters, that editor has to run inside XGWorks (or XGWorks
lite, which also comes bundeled with the PLG). Very funny to have two
sequencers running at once, since XGWorks is utterly unusable as a
sequencer, compared to Cubase. However, I'm not sure the AN200-editor has to
be run inside XGWorks.
Apart from the XGWorks problem, it seems to me the PLG150-editor is limited
in functionality. For instance, where did the sinewave for OSC2 go? Looks
like that one is missing in the AN200-editor as well.
I used the PLG150-editor for five minutes or so, then I switched to
AN1x-edit. Although I feel the layout of the "original" PLG150 editor is a
bit clearer that that of AN1x-edit, I think AN1x-edit is much more
competent, and in the long run, easier to work with once you get a hang of
how the different controls interact.
Just my 2...
/Patrik
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Subject: [AN1x-list] AN200 review
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> --Tom