Like yourself, I am more than happy to lose USB audio and use analog outs. It's not pretty GUI wise, but it's a full editor and librarian. It is the only HW synth editor I know of with native AAX, and it indeed has full Virus TI support. I think midi quest 12 might be an answer. although I would like it back, if possible Display More Losing audio via USB is less of a bugbear. If so, any feedback for the group (specifically, me)? - As mentioned above, my issue is that I'd like to control the Synth from via a plugin (rather than rearranging studio to gain access to the front panel) if this does the job semi-decently, and achieves Catalina compatibility, I will happy buy a license to keep me ticking over until (if?) the Access offering is released. They are also working on Catalina compatibility though. 'These folks have their own product, minus the audio though, but the UI looks polished and similar to VC. In terms of software alternatives, has anyone actually tried this product mentioned above? As such, better visibility and communication of what's going on (rather than people being forced to make assumptions) would allow informed decision making - ranging from the nuclear option sell device, or whether to splash out (minimum?) few hundred quid on MIDI and Audio Devices plus cables or, as in my case, simply to understand whether to go through the mild annoyance of re-racking/wiring studio due to inconvenient current placement of the TI2 desktop (having never had to access the front panel during workflow before) - Doh!

Whilst I'm not as ticked off with Access Music as some others (the impact on me being relatively low) I do know this is not the case for everyone and effect may be significantly different based on your current setup. I treated myself to a new MBP 16 and am gutted that new models cannot be downgraded from Catalina so (like everyone else) eagerly awaiting a 64bit version of this software allowing a return to simple, plugin driven beat-making.

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