LC Xmu update history

All updates below are included in current LC Xmu downloads.

Controller updates — September 2007

• Korg KONTROL 1.0.3
  Fix for microKONTROL or KONTROL49 not entering native mode.
  Possible fix for hanging notes issue in Logic.

Controller updates — February 2007

• Behringer BCR2000 1.0.3
  Fast V-pot encoder turns no longer trigger very slow movement.
  Encoder groups 2–4 now display correct feedback.

Controller updates — December 2006

• Novation Remote 1.0.3: Encoders (CC 24-31) are now correctly identified in LC Xmu 2.2.0.
• Generic Feedback 1.0.2: Feedback is now sent correctly on the last-received MIDI channel.

LC Xmu 2.2.0 — October 2006

• Universal Binary application for Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher on PowerPC and Intel CPUs.
• Fostex VM200 controller module.
• Improved window grouping/stacking behaviour.
• Key commands to override processing of preferences at startup.
• More flexible CPU adjustment.
• Includes June 2006 standalone controller updates.

Controller updates — June 2006

• Generic feedback 1.0.1: Feedback to LED buttons sending CC messages now works correctly.
• Behringer BCR2000 1.0.2: Optional 15-LED V-pot feedback for encoders.
• Behringer BCR2000 1.0.2: Modifier + Fader Ch1-8 now works for fine fader control.

LC Xmu 2.1.0 — May 2006

• Dedicated host support included for Apple Final Cut Pro.
• Dedicated host support included for Apple Soundtrack Pro.
• Fixed application hang when save-replacing function map from separate Preferences window, when any LC Xmu window is set to be always on top.
• Mapping generic non-endless knobs or faders to V-pot Ch1-8 now works correctly.
• Notes may no longer be mapped to Faders, V-Pots or Jogwheel.
• Modifier + V-pot functionality (as Jogwheel) implemented tor true endless encoders.
• Channel Status LEDs scale correctly when window is resized for LC Xmu instance 2 and higher.
• LC Xmu display may be placed at the very top edge of any monitor without reset at startup.
• Reduced flicker when moving the LC Xmu display window by dragging within the display.
• Generic feedback 1.0.0: Feedback-capable generic controller module.
• Mackie Control 1.0.3: Extensive user-configurable bypass operation, improved LED feedback, support for LCD backlight sleep, support for external control pedal input.
• Generic MIDI mixer 1.0.3: Bypass now works correctly, uses non-remapped input.
• Korg KONTROL 1.0.2: 8th character of each LCD display no longer used.
• Behringer BCR2000 1.0.1: Allowance for possible hardware encoder acceleration.
• LC Xmu no longer forces a full controller feedback reset when remapping a control from OFF to something else. Only the remapped control is updated.
• Preferences file added for each host folder inside the application package.
• Startup preferences added at ~/Library/Preferences/LC Xmu/startup.js.
• Startup.js support for sending MIDI trigger event when switching host.
• Startup.js support for assign display emulation in Cubase.
• Startup.js support for adjusting LC Xmu CPU use.
• Startup.js support for opening other applications/files when LC Xmu starts.

LC Xmu 2.0.0 — September 2005

• Mackie Control emulation.
• Dedicated support for multiple host applications, including host-specific LEDs, function names, Modes and Modifiers. Configurable via text files inside the application package.
• Host-switching on the fly with full saved state and no MIDI conflict.
• Dedicated support for specific hardware controllers, including support for endless encoders, motorfaders and LED/LCD display feedback where appropriate. Configurable options via text files inside the application package.
• Controls may now be mapped to LC/MC V-pot Ch1-8 and Jogwheel.
• Multiple LC Xmu instances within a single app, for multiple LC/MC emulation.
• Up to four controllers may be merged per instance, each has a separate function map.
• Copy/paste between function maps.
• Horizontally-scalable, floatable, linkable displays, with configurable spacing/sections.
• Separate Preferences window, shared and/or per-instance, with configurable sections.
• Five additional LC Xmu Modes for improved access to the full range of LC/MC buttons.
• Modifier function provides alternate functionality for many controls.
• Key commands for display state, Host Select, Modes and Bypasses available while LC Xmu is the foreground application.
• Completely rewritten function map and preferences file-handling for improved reliability.
• Completely rewritten manual in PDF format.
• Removed mouse click toggling of display state, Bypasses, Modes or LEDs.
• Removed MIDI functions for window state.
• Removed Response setting.
• Removed passthrough for Sysex data.

LC Xmu 1.2.1 — May 2004

• “Soft Takeover Indicator” display added.
• Full 0-127 control range is now usable for Fader Ch1-8 controlling Volume with FLIP:OFF, and for Fader Master at all times.
• Note Bypass via mouse click now works correctly.
• Fixed bug with stray CCs passing through to Logic when only notes should be bypassed.
• Fixed bug preventing LC Xmu window from being placed on a second monitor to the left of the main monitor.

LC Xmu 1.2.0 — April 2004

• “Channel Status” display strip added.
• Fine adjustment modifier for emulated faders added.
• “Compact View” added.
• Window size may be toggled by key command or midi.
• Key command workaround for the “no window at startup” bug.
• Support for multiple instances of LC Xmu added.
• All off button added to the Function Map section.
• All thru button added to the Function Map section.
• Flash LEDs preference setting removed.
• Performance further optimized to reduce CPU load.
• Response preference added.

LC Xmu 1.1.1 — December 2003

• Bug fix for direct-selection of Modes via midi.

LC Xmu 1.1.0 — December 2003

• Support for Logic Audio added.
• Improvements to pass-through for Channel Pressure and Program Change.
• Pass-through for Sysex and Polyphonic Pressure added (except Polyphonic Pressure notes 0-3).

LC Xmu 1.0.0 — December 2003

• First public release.

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