The workbench behind the performers. Routing, kit capture, and device editors — use the OEM editor to make your tones, use ours to run the show.
MIDI router and the suite’s referee.
MIDI routing, virtual ports, and a crosspoint matrix — a MIDI-mappable spreadsheet with CSV/XLSX/PDF export. Also the suite coordination service: it tracks which app owns which controller and flags address collisions. Free — it observes, it never carries your signal.
Turn sample libraries and VSTs into kits.
The content-capture workbench: organize loose WAV libraries, or host a VST and capture velocity layers and round-robins automatically, out to .bkbt kits with real provenance — canonical ids, velocity ranges, drum specs. Pit Lab is the pitched-instrument wizard on the same engine.
Show management for hardware — SPD-SX first.
The step after making the sounds: use the OEM editor to make tones, use ours to run the show. A common shell for device editors — backup, program, read back, verify — starting with the Roland SPD-SX and SPD-SX PRO.
Roland HandSonic librarian.
Full round-trip editing of HPD-20 USB backups: an 850-instrument database, 4,359 microtonal scales, kit and pad operations. File-based (the hardware has no live SysEx) — and it works.
Shipped device editors.
Editors already in working hands — the proof behind the ARCHITECT line. Four device editors shipped to date.
Every hardware maker ships a sound editor. Nobody ships show management: all your programs and kits, stored locally, organized per show, recallable from one place. That gap is this whole product line — four device editors shipped so far, a common shell on the way.
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