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AAX or “Avid Audio eXtension” is a plug-in format developed by Avid, the company behind the hugely-popular Pro Tools audio recording and editing system. AAX replaces the older Pro Tools plug-in formats TDM, RTAS, and AudioSuite.
With AAX, Avid aimed to provide a unified plugin format that was capable of 64-bit processing. Its release came on the heels of the 64-bit version of Pro Tools, which required a plug-in format suited to its capabilities.
AAX comes in two versions: AAX DSP and AAX Native. The format enables users to transfer sessions between native and DSP-accelerated Pro Tools systems, and still have access to the same plug-ins.
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AAX: a more efficient plug-in format
There are a number of good reasons why AAX are a better alternative to the older plug-in formats. As with all other 64-bit capable software, AAX plugins will be able to make full use of the available RAM in a given computer system. In contrast, 32-bit plugins can utilize only a maximum of 4 GB. With AAX, users will be able to utilize more effects and more virtual instruments in their sessions.
AAX–a logical step forward
The rationale behind the development of AAX was laid out by developer Paul Neyrinck and Avid’s Dave Tremblay. According to Paul, AAX was borne out of the need for a plug-in format that worked with both native and DSP systems. Avid was compelled to develop AAX, given the fact that only Steinberg could modify the VST format for DSP support, and that only Apple could do the same for its AU format.
Dave Tremblay added that AU–being a Mac-only format–left Windows users with no option but to use VSTs. Considering the absence of processing code suitable for DSP operation, he cited the need for a format that wouldn’t be limited to native applications. He further explained that VSTs don’t scale up favorably to large sessions, due to the way they handle automation.
Pro Tools users that aren’t quite ready to give up on their TDM plugins and RTAS plug-ins will be glad to know that AAX maintains compatibility with the older formats. Even older sessions can be opened without issues, going as far back as Pro Tools 9. This wouldn’t have been possible with the VST format, because of the incompatibility with the data stored in Pro Tools sessions.
Another factor that played a part in the development of the AAX format was Avid’s desire to remain an industry innovator. As Dave said, sticking with the VST format would have limited the company’s flexibility with regard to plug-in platform innovation, and would have hindered the development of the Pro Tools engine itself. By developing the AAX format, Avid was able to produce plug-in such as AAX Hybrid, which processes audio using DSP hardware and the native processor at the same time.
AAX now and in the future
At present, it seems that Avid has pinned all its future development plans on AAX. As far as the company’s efforts in the 64-bit realm go, AAX is pretty much poised to remain the standard. Upcoming Pro Tools releases will most definitely be using the AAX format. Backwards compatibility with TDM and RTAS notwithstanding, Avid is clearly sticking with AAX for the long haul. The company also expects third-party developers to follow suit with their own 64-bit offerings.
The question that this now brings up is: what of the users of plug-ins that have yet to be released in AAX format? It might be a tough pill to swallow, but the reality is that Pro Tools 11 will only support 64-bit AAX plug-ins. This means that all plug-ins will have to be updated to 64-bit versions.
If all this seems a bit too much for you, it might be wise to hold off on upgrading to Pro Tools 11 until such a time as AAX support becomes the norm. Longtime users with an eye toward the future may also opt to run PT 10 alongside PT 11, so that they can still use their TDM and RTAS plug-ins while waiting for the right time to make the switch. And of course, you also have the option to migrate to PT 11, and switch out all your old plug-ins in favor of new AAX versions, all in one go.
You can find all AAX plugin versions in our VST and AU plugin guide.
Traditional Scottish/Irish Bagpipes, Flutes, and Whistles
All of my wind instrument apps feature high-quality individual note audio samples
of fine instruments so they sound incredibly authentic!
Featured App
“ePipes – MIDI Bagpipes”
Scottish Bagpipes MIDI Sound Module
Three sets of Scottish bagpipes that may be played
using a MIDI chanter such as the Fagerström Technopipes.
Both GHB and Chromatic style hardware MIDI chanters are supported
Includes per-note sampled
Scottish Highland, Border Pipes, and Smallpipes
Fully transposable up to one octave in semitone increments
Tuneable as much as +/- 50 cents, plus optional reverb
Scottish bagpipes sounds provided by ePipes.co.uk
Featured App
“Uilleann” for iPad
The app emulates the chanter, three drones and
regulators of a full set of Uilleann pipes
It plays in all the traditional keys of D, C#, C, B, and Bb,
and is fully tuneable as much as +/- 50 cents
Works with MIDI hardware chanters
Optimized for the Fagerström Technopipes Uilleann model
Featured App
“SubUilleann” for iPad
This experimental app emulates the chanter, three drones and
regulators of a full set of Uilleann pipes, down one full octave from standard pitches
It plays in all the traditional keys of D, C#, C, B, and Bb,
and is fully tuneable as much as +/- 50 cents
Works with MIDI hardware chanters
Bagpipes Pro + MIDI
Five sets of bagpipes that may be played using standard Scottish piping fingerings on-screen
or using a MIDI chanter such as the Fagerström Technopipes.
Bagpipe Vst Plugin Download
Both GHB and Chromatic style hardware MIDI chanters are supported
Includes per-note sampled
Scottish Highland, Border Pipes, Smallpipes, Uilleann Pipes, and Swedish Säckpipa
Fully transposable up to one octave in semitone increments
Tuneable as much as +/- 50 cents, plus reverb controls
Scottish bagpipes sounds provided by ePipes.co.uk
Uilleann pipes fully chromatic over two octaves when played via MIDI.
Bagpipes Pro
Five sets of bagpipes that may be played using standard Scottish piping fingerings on-screen.
No MIDI support.
Includes per-note sampled
Scottish Highland, Border Pipes, Smallpipes, Uilleann Pipes, and Swedish Säckpipa
Fully transposable up to one octave in semitone increments
Tuneable as much as +/- 50 cents, plus reverb controls
Scottish bagpipes sounds provided by ePipes.co.uk
Uilleann for iPhone
Uilleann pipes chanter, drones and regulators as a standard piano keyboard
in all the most common instrument keys of D, C#, C, and B
Supports finger vibrato when played on screen
Works with MIDI hardware chanters such as the Fagerström Technopipes and other MIDI controllers
Optimized for the Fagerström Technopipes Uilleann model
Bagpipes for iPhone
Great Highland Bagpipes on your iPhone
Regulators for iOS
Three fully tunable Uilleann pipes drones, three regulators, in the key of D, C#, C, B, and Bb
with both individual regulator and two-regulator auto-chord play
Choice of Lynch or Crowley-style drones
Tin Whistle Pro
Traditional Irish Whistle for iPad
Tin Whistle Pro is a fully tuneable whistle
in multiple keys plus reverb controls for the iPad and MIDI control
Tin Whistle for iPhone
High-D Tin Whistle on your iPhone.
Works with MIDI hardware chanters and other MIDI controllers.
Säckpipa for iPhone
Traditional Swedish mouth-blown bagpipes
Works with MIDI hardware chanters and other MIDI controllers.
ePipes Drones
Includes per-note sampled
Scottish Highland, Border Pipes, and Smallpipes drones
Fully transposable up to one octave in semitone increments
Tuneable as much as +/- 50 cents, plus reverb controls
Includes a MIDI chanter receive test utility for help
determining bottom note of a hardware MIDI chanter
Scottish bagpipes drones sounds provided by ePipes.co.uk
JustDrones
Tunable Virtual Uilleann Pipes Drones for Intonation Practice
Also has an optional additional 3rd, 4th, or 5th higher, or 5th or
octave lower interval drone for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad
MIDI Bagpipes Chanter
Highland Bagpipes MIDI Control Surface for the iPad
MIDI Bagpipes Control Surface
Uilleann/Highland Bagpipes MIDI Control Surface for the iPad
MIDIFlute
Irish Flute/Whistle MIDI Control Surface for the iPad
Virtual Bagpipe
MIDIFlute Pro
Irish Flute/Whistle MIDI Control Surface for the iPad
Landscape Orientation like my MIDIPipes Controller
Bagpipes for Android
Great Highland Bagpipes on your Android phone or tablet
Uilleann for Android
Uilleann pipes chanter and drones that plays in all the common keys of D, C#, C, B, and Bb
Regulators for Android
Uilleann pipes drones, three regulators, in the keys of D, C#, C, B, and Bb
Choice of Lynch or Crowley-style drones
Fully tunable +/- 40 cents
Säckpipa for Android
Traditional Swedish mouth-blown bagpipes in the keys of D and E, with two drone options
Tin Whistle for Android
Free Bagpipes Vst
Easy to play and authentic sounding Irish Tin Whistle / Pennywhistle that plays in all the keys from Low-D to High-D