LYNX SHARE
A lightweight DAW with the FL Studio workflow.
Channel Rack, Piano Roll, Playlist and Mixer in C++20 + JUCE 8, built to run well on any PC.
Windows, macOS and Linux.
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LYNX SHARE's own demo project (LYNX.exe --showcase) in the 0.1.19 workspace: browser, Piano Roll, Channel Rack and Mixer.
Inspired by the classics
LYNX SHARE ships native plugins inspired by the third-party plugins producers use most, next to its clean-room FL Studio natives. 24 dedicated LYNX SHARE engines are in, more are being built, and a project that uses one of the 56 originals below opens with the LYNX SHARE equivalent when the original is not installed (its settings are kept and come back once it is; see PLUGIN_FALLBACK.md).
| Vendor |
Inspired by → LYNX SHARE plugin |
| FabFilter |
Pro-L 2 → Apex Limiter · Pro-C 2 / 3 → Crest Compressor · Pro-MB → Prism Multiband · Pro-G → Sentry Gate · Pro-Q 2 / 3 / 4 → Facet EQ · Pro-DS → Hush De-esser · Saturn → Ember Saturator · Pro-R 2 → LuxeVerb (stand-in) · Timeless 3 → Fruity Delay 3 (stand-in) |
| Valhalla DSP |
VintageVerb → Epoch Verb · Room → Atrium · Plate → Foil Plate · Supermassive → Nebula · Shimmer → Halo · FutureVerb → Horizon · Delay → Echoform · FreqEcho → Spiral Echo · SpaceModulator → Orbit · UberMod → Lattice Mod |
| Antares |
Auto-Tune → LYNX Tune |
| Waves |
H-Delay → Echoform · CLA-2A → Glow Leveler · CLA-76 → Crest Compressor · SSL E-Channel → Ridge Strip · S1 Imager → Stereo Shaper · DeEsser → Hush De-esser · NS1 → Quell Denoiser · Doubler → Gemini Doubler · Tune Real-Time → LYNX Tune · RVerb, H-Reverb, TrueVerb → Reeverb 2 (stand-in) · SuperTap → Fruity Delay 3 (stand-in) · L1, L2, L3, L4 → Limiter (stand-in) · Renaissance Compressor → Compressor (stand-in) · CLA-76, CLA-3A, C1, SSLComp, API-2500 → Compressor (stand-in) · Q10, Renaissance EQ, SSL EQ → Parametric EQ (stand-in) |
| Solid State Logic |
Native Channel Strip, 4K E → Ridge Strip |
| Soundtoys |
Little Plate → Foil Plate · EchoBoy → Echoform · PrimalTap → Echoform · Decapitator → Ember Saturator · Little AlterBoy → LYNX Tune · PanMan → Auto-pan (stand-in) |
| Slate Digital |
Fresh Air → Aether |
| Harrison |
De-Esser → Hush De-esser |
| Complete Access (role) |
channel strips (SSL 4K G, Harrison 32C / MPC, Slate VCC / Virtual Mix Rack) → Ridge Strip · bus / smart compressors (SSL Bus Compressor 2, G3, VBC, sonible smart:comp, pure:comp) → Crest Compressor · optical levelers (Slate FG-2A, SD-3A, Custom Opto) → Glow Leveler · limiters (Slate FG-X 2, SSL X-Limit, sonible smart:limit, pure:limit) → Apex Limiter · EQs (Slate Infinity EQ, FG-73 / FG-N / FG-S / SD-PE1 / CS-EQ, Eiosis AirEQ, SSL X-EQ 2, sonible smart:EQ) → Facet EQ · de-essers (SSL DeEss, Slate FG-DS 902, Eiosis E2Deesser, sonible smart:deess) → Hush De-esser · gates (SSL X-Gate, Slate Gate Classic / Drums, Harrison Spectral Gate) → Sentry Gate · reverbs (LiquidSonics Lustrous Plates / Seventh Heaven / Cinematic Rooms, Slate VerbSuite Classics, SSL FlexVerb / PlateVerb / SpringVerb, sonible smart:reverb) → Foil Plate · delays (SSL X-Echo / X-Delay, Slate Stellar Echo SD-201, Harrison 3D Delay) → Echoform · saturators (Slate Heatwave / Revival, SSL Fusion Vintage Drive / X-Saturator, Harrison Tape Saturator) → Ember Saturator · pitch correction (Slate MetaTune) → LYNX Tune · vintage compressor models (Slate FG-116 / FG-76 / FG-401 / FG-A / FG-Dynamics, SSL X-ValveComp) → Compressor (stand-in) |
| Image-Line FL Studio |
75 natives at Exact / Near-exact quality: 3x Osc, FL Keys, Gross Beat, Fruity Limiter, Parametric EQ, Soundgoodizer, Maximus, Fruity Delay 3, Reeverb 2, Fruity Compressor, Epoch Verb, Nebula, Atrium, Foil Plate, Echoform, Crest Compressor, Prism Multiband, Sentry Gate … (all of them) |
Product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners. They are used only to describe compatibility and the role each LYNX SHARE engine plays. LYNX SHARE is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by any of them and contains none of their code, presets, graphics or audio.
Highlights
⚡ Lightweight
Lock-free engine, channels and mixer spread across threads, idle channels skipped and long audio streamed from disk. A 125-track project renders at more than 10× real time. Measured against FL Studio 2026 on the same PC: 2.5–7× less RAM, demo songs open faster and render 2–3× faster (benchmark).
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🍒 FL workflow
Step-sequencer Channel Rack, patterns, Piano Roll, Playlist with arrangements, Mixer with inserts, sends and sidechain. Same shortcuts.
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📂 Opens .flp
Imports FL Studio projects: channels, samples, patterns, arrangement, automation, mixer and 60+ native plugins converted, most of them bit-exact.
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🔬 Clean-room
FL Studio's behaviour was studied through behavioural reverse engineering and documented; not a single line of Image-Line code was copied.
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Features
Playlist: pattern, automation and audio clips with a clip menu on right-click (split, chop, merge, reverse, normalize, fit to tempo and more).
Channel Rack
Step sequencer with per-channel volume, pan, mute and solo, swing, multiple patterns (name, colour, length, clone), cut groups, arpeggiator and the PC keyboard as a piano.
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Piano Roll
Configurable snap, chords and scales, 16 note colors, note groups, a chord readout, select tools (invert, odd/even, random, overlapping), quantize, slide and porta notes, velocity/pan/pitch lane, .mid import and export.
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Mixer
Up to 127 inserts, sends with levels, 10 effect slots with dry/wet per track, built-in EQ (or a clean mixer with none), PDC, smart disable and sidechain (here the bass compressor listening to the kick). Choose how many inserts new projects start with and show only the used ones.
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Built-in synth
3 oscillators (including a band-limited harmonics oscillator), LP/BP/HP/BS filter with keytracking, FM and ring modulation, envelopes, 4 LFOs, kick sweep, mono and portamento.
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7-band parametric EQ
Draggable handles, shelves, 12–48 dB/oct cuts, band-pass and notch, with the response drawn in real time.
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Automation
Any knob or fader (channel, mixer, effect, plugin parameter) becomes a clip with points and curves; MIDI controllers can be linked to any parameter.
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Everything in the box
Instruments
- 3-oscillator synth with an evolving harmonics oscillator, SVF or 4-pole ladder filter and a vintage chorus
- Sampler with zones, slices, time-stretch (Signalsmith Stretch) and disk streaming
- LYNX Soundfont: SF2/SF3 player with a preset search across all your SoundFonts
- Built-in drums (kick, snare, hat, clap)
- Layer channels, FL-style VFX note effects (Sequencer/arpeggiator, Key Mapper, Keyboard Splitter…) and controllers (X-Y, X-Y-Z, Dashboard, Envelope, Voltage)
- VST3 and CLAP plugins on every OS, plus Audio Units on macOS and LV2 on Linux; on Windows and Linux optionally sandboxed in a separate process; a searchable plugin picker with favorites
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Effects
- EQ, 7-band parametric EQ, compressor with sidechain, limiter
- Delay, reverb, chorus, filter, distortion, lo-fi
- Effector (12 algorithms), vocoder with side inputs, pitch correction
- Volume gate, rhythmic envelope, auto-pan, Linkwitz-Riley crossover
- Wave Candy analyzer and an audio-reactive Visualizer with video export
- Hardware Insert for outboard gear, with round-trip ping and delay compensation
- Pitch shift, frequency shifter, utility, Patcher (a node graph of effects, instruments and plugins with audio, MIDI and control cables)
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Projects and files
- Native
.lynx format (JSON) with autosave
- Imports
.flp and .mid; FL .fst presets
- Exports WAV 16/24/32f, FLAC and OGG, song or pattern, with dither
- Note recording (PC keyboard and MIDI) and audio recording, sample-accurate with a round-trip ping, punch in/out with pre/post-roll, loop takes and comping, crash-safe takes
- Themes (accent color, background, workspace image) and plugin presets
- Undo/redo on every edit
- Opt-in crash and freeze reports (anonymous), or a prefilled GitHub bug report
- Audio drivers: Windows Audio (WASAPI), DirectSound and ASIO on Windows; Core Audio on macOS; PipeWire (native), JACK and ALSA on Linux
- Any insert to any hardware output, including single mono channels
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Built-in plugins
LYNX SHARE's native engines are clean-room re-implementations of FL Studio's native plugins, each checked against the
original running unmodified. The full list — every engine, what it is compatible with, its status and what is still
missing — is in docs/PLUGINS.md.
Featured — the plugins FL Studio users reach for most, all at Exact or Near-exact quality in LYNX SHARE:
| LYNX SHARE engine |
Inspired by / compatible with |
Status |
| 3x Osc engine |
3x Osc (FL Studio) |
Exact |
| FL Keys engine |
FL Keys (FL Studio) |
Exact |
| Gross Beat |
Gross Beat (FL Studio) |
Exact |
| Fruity Limiter |
Fruity Limiter (FL Studio) |
Near-exact |
| Parametric EQ |
Fruity Parametric EQ 2 (FL Studio) |
Near-exact |
| Soundgoodizer |
Soundgoodizer (FL Studio) |
Near-exact |
| Maximus |
Maximus (FL Studio) |
Near-exact |
| Fruity Delay 3 |
Fruity Delay 3 (FL Studio) |
Exact |
| Reeverb 2 |
Fruity Reeverb 2 (FL Studio) |
Exact |
| Fruity Compressor |
Fruity Compressor (FL Studio) |
Exact |
What each one does, how you get it (any insert or from an .flp) and the whole list are in
docs/PLUGINS.md.
All built-in plugins:
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Exact |
Near-exact |
Close |
Approximate |
Placeholder |
| Generators (3x Osc, DX10, Sytrus, Harmor, FL Keys, DirectWave, …) |
12 |
10 |
7 |
1 |
2 |
| Effects (Parametric EQ 2, Limiter, Reeverb 2, Delay 3, Gross Beat, Love Philter, …) |
34 |
10 |
1 |
8 |
1 |
Exact = bit-identical to the original on every installation state tested; near-exact = the rest below about
−100 dB; close = same algorithm, within −60 dB. Plugin names are Image-Line's trademarks, used only to describe
compatibility; LYNX SHARE is not affiliated with Image-Line.
Opens FL Studio projects
LYNX SHARE reads the .flp format directly and converts everything that has an equivalent:
- Structure: channels, real samples (including the Ogg Vorbis WAVs and WavPack files shipped with FL), patterns, slide/porta notes, every arrangement, markers, time-signature changes, automation and controller links.
- Mixer: routing, levels, sidechains, track EQ and native effects with their saved settings (Parametric EQ 2, Limiter, Compressor, Reeverb 2, Delay 3, Maximus, Gross Beat, Effector, Love Philter, Frequency Splitter, Patcher, Pitcher, Vocoder, Newtone/Newtime and more).
- Generators on FL's own engines (checked against FL's DLLs, most of them bit for bit): 3x Osc, SimSynth, MiniSynth, DX10, Kepler, PoiZone, Toxic Biohazard, Transistor Bass, Autogun, Plucked!, BeepMap, Sawer, Granulizer, Drumaxx, FL Slayer, FL Keys, Fruit Kick, Kick, BassDrum, Sakura, Drumpad, BooBass, Fruity DrumSynth Live, GMS, Morphine; Sytrus, Harmless, Harmor (including image synthesis) and Ogun on engines rebuilt from the plugin state. Built-in sounds and tables are read from your FL installation, never shipped with LYNX SHARE. DirectWave runs on its own exact engine (filters, modulation matrix and effects); FPC, Slicex, Fruity Slicer and Wave Traveller play as samplers through FL's own interpolators.
- Exact native effects: Parametric EQ 2, EQUO, Limiter, Compressor, Multiband Compressor, Maximus, Soundgoodizer, Reeverb 2, LuxeVerb, Convolver, Delay 3, Delay Bank, the chorus family, Flangus, Flanger, Fast Dist, WaveShaper, Soft Clipper, Stereo Shaper/Enhancer, Transient Processor, Frequency Splitter, Fast LP, Free Filter, Fruity Filter, Pitch Shifter, Love Philter, Fruity Vocoder, Vocodex, Hardcore, Distructor, Multiband Delay, Gross Beat, Effector, Vintage Phaser, Pitcher and more reproduce FL's algorithms; how each one was decoded is documented in
docs/analise/.
- Third-party plugins: VST3/CLAP plugins inside the Fruity Wrapper are swapped for the same installed plugin, preset included.
A report lists what was converted, what is approximated and what was left out. FLEX packs are encrypted and are never opened (the channel gets a synth patch chosen by preset name).
[!NOTE]
Every conversion rule comes from behavioural reverse engineering (decompilation studied, official manual and project data), recorded in docs/analise/. Anything not confirmed is flagged as an approximation in docs/STATUS.md.
Download
Every release on the latest release page has builds for all three
platforms (<v> is the version, e.g. 0.1.10-alpha):
| OS |
Download |
Notes |
| Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit |
LYNX-<v>-setup-x64.exe (installer) or LYNX-<v>-windows-x64.zip (portable) |
per-user installer, no admin rights |
| macOS 11 Big Sur or newer |
LYNX-<v>-macos-universal.dmg |
universal: Apple Silicon and Intel |
| Linux x86_64, glibc 2.35+ |
LYNX-<v>-x86_64.AppImage or LYNX-<v>-linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora 36+, current Arch / Manjaro |
Windows, Microsoft Store: LYNX SHARE is also on the Microsoft Store
(Windows 10 / 11), which installs it and keeps it updated automatically.
Release files are built from the tagged source by GitHub Actions (release.yml) and
listed with their SHA-256 in SHA256SUMS.txt. Releases up to 0.1.7 are Windows-only; up to 0.1.12 the AppImage was named
LYNX-<v>-linux-x86_64.AppImage and needed glibc 2.39.
Windows. Run the installer: it needs no admin rights, adds Start-menu/desktop shortcuts, opens .lynx projects and
offers LYNX SHARE in Open with for .flp without changing FL Studio's default. Prefer no installer? Extract the portable
.zip and run LYNX.exe. Both include a demo project (Demo.lynx). The executable is not code-signed yet, so
SmartScreen may warn on first launch (More info → Run anyway); see Code signing policy.
macOS. Open the .dmg and drag LYNX SHARE to Applications. The app is not notarized by Apple and has no Developer ID
signature (ad-hoc only), so the first launch needs one extra step: right-click (Control-click) LYNX SHARE in Applications
→ Open → Open. On macOS 15 Sequoia or newer, try to open it once, then go to System Settings → Privacy &
Security and click Open Anyway. Or, in Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/LYNX.app
macOS asks for microphone access the first time you record.
Linux. Needs X11 or XWayland; audio goes through PipeWire directly (or JACK, or ALSA), see docs/LINUX.md. For the
AppImage:
chmod +x LYNX-*.AppImage
./LYNX-*.AppImage
Some distributions need libfuse2 to run AppImages (libfuse2 on Ubuntu 22.04, libfuse2t64 on 24.04, fuse2 on Arch, fuse-libs on Fedora); otherwise
use the .tar.gz: extract it and run ./install.sh, which installs LYNX SHARE for your user under ~/.local with a menu
entry, an icon and the .lynx file type (./install.sh --uninstall removes it again).
The AppImage carries its update information (the newest release, pre-releases included) and every release ships its
.zsync, so Gear Lever and AppImageUpdate update it in place, downloading
only what changed.
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Windows |
macOS |
Linux |
| Plugin formats |
VST3, CLAP, VST2 |
VST3, CLAP, Audio Units |
VST3, CLAP, LV2, VST2 |
| Audio drivers |
Windows Audio (WASAPI), DirectSound, ASIO, built-in LYNX ASIO driver |
Core Audio |
PipeWire (native), JACK, ALSA |
| Out-of-process plugin sandbox |
optional |
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optional |
| FL Studio integration (factory samples, plugin database) |
FL Studio installation |
FL Studio app bundle is looked for (untested) |
Windows FL Studio under Wine (~/.wine or $WINEPREFIX) |
| Settings folder |
%APPDATA%\LYNX |
~/Library/Application Support/LYNX |
~/.config/LYNX ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME) |
Opening FL Studio projects (.flp) works on every OS; the FL Studio integration only adds FL's own samples and plugin
paths when an installation is found.
On first start a short setup wizard (skippable; Options > Setup wizard reopens it) picks the language, tests the audio
device and lists the plugin folders — the standard VST3/CLAP folders plus the ones FL Studio uses on the same PC — and
scans them in the background. If FL Studio is installed, .flp projects use the very plugin files FL uses (read from its
plugin database) and find samples in FL's folders; a plugin LYNX SHARE doesn't know yet gets a quick scan of just its file
(details).
Command line
LYNX.exe also runs headless, which is how everything is verified without opening windows. On macOS and Linux the
binary is LYNX (/Applications/LYNX.app/Contents/MacOS/LYNX on macOS); the options are the same:
LYNX.exe project.lynx open a project (.lynx, .flp or .mid)
LYNX.exe --export project.flp out.flac render the song (wav/flac/ogg)
LYNX.exe --render project.flp out.wav 20 render 20 s of the current pattern (24-bit WAV)
LYNX.exe --selftest report.txt [demo.lynx] self-test without an audio device
LYNX.exe --snapshot prefix project.flp draw the UI (and its windows) to PNG
LYNX.exe --showcase out.lynx [pattern] generate the demo project used in these screenshots
LYNX.exe --plugintest plugin.vst3 rep.txt test a VST3 or CLAP plugin
LYNX.exe --sandboxtest plugin.vst3 rep.txt test a plugin in a separate process (including a hung one)
LYNX.exe --scantest folder rep.txt scan a folder for plugins (separate processes)
LYNX.exe --fldb rep.txt [project.flp] [--scan] FL Studio found here, its plugin database, a project's plugin matches
LYNX.exe --devices rep.txt list audio drivers and outputs
LYNX.exe --devicetest "ASIO" "driver" rep.txt open a driver for 1 s of silence and report it
LYNX --uiperf project.flp rep.txt time the UI drawing: Mixer, Playlist, Channel Rack, playing and scrolling
LYNX.AppImage --menu-entry on|off Linux AppImage: add to / remove from the applications menu
Shortcuts
| Key |
Action |
| Space |
Play / Pause |
| F5 / F6 / F7 / F8 / F9 |
Playlist / Channel Rack / Piano Roll / Browser / Mixer |
| L |
Toggle Pattern / Song |
| Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y |
Undo / redo |
| Ctrl+N / Ctrl+O / Ctrl+S |
New / Open / Save (Ctrl+Shift+S: save as) |
| Ctrl+R |
Export audio |
Z..M, Q..P |
Play the selected channel |
| Piano Roll / Playlist |
Ctrl+A/C/X/V, Ctrl+B duplicate, Delete; in the Piano Roll also Ctrl+Q and the arrow keys |
Building
Windows from WSL/Linux, without Visual Studio (Zig)
./scripts/build-windows-zig.sh # produces build-win/LYNX.exe
Needs Zig 0.14.1 in ~/opt/zig-x86_64-linux-0.14.1 and JUCE 8.0.4 in ~/opt/juce-8.0.4
(or set ZIG and JUCE_DIR). JUCE 8 does not officially support MinGW; the script works around the
differences (see cmake/mingw/ and src/platform/MingwFixes.cpp).
Windows with Visual Studio
Requires Visual Studio 2022 Build Tools ("Desktop development with C++"), CMake ≥ 3.22 and Git.
cmake -B build -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" -A x64
cmake --build build --config Release
Linux
Ubuntu 24.04 dependencies:
sudo apt install build-essential cmake ninja-build pkg-config libasound2-dev libjack-jackd2-dev libx11-dev \
libxrandr-dev libxinerama-dev libxcursor-dev libxext-dev libxcomposite-dev libfreetype-dev libfontconfig1-dev libgl-dev
cmake -S . -B build -G Ninja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
cmake --build build
macOS
Needs the Xcode command line tools (xcode-select --install), CMake and Ninja (e.g. brew install cmake ninja).
cmake -S . -B build -G Ninja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES="arm64;x86_64"
cmake --build build
CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES="arm64;x86_64" produces a universal app; leave it out to build for the current Mac only.
Core tests (any C++20 compiler, no JUCE)
./scripts/build-local.sh ["folder with .flp files"]
More than a million checks, including parsing the 165 .flp projects that ship with FL Studio 2026 when that folder is given. It also builds build-local/flpdump (dumps a .flp) and build-local/renderwav.
Under the hood
src/core/ model, sequencer, instruments, effects and .flp import (plain C++, testable without JUCE)
src/flp/ .flp format reader
src/engine/ audio engine (JUCE): device, graph, samples, plugins, project files
src/ui/ UI: Channel Rack, Piano Roll, Playlist, Mixer, windows
third_party/ CLAP (MIT) and the WavPack decoder (BSD)
tests/ core tests
tools/ flpdump, renderwav, comparewav, make_logo
docs/ architecture, status, roadmap and the behavioural analysis of FL Studio
- Lock-free audio: the UI edits a copy of the song and publishes an immutable snapshot to the audio thread.
- Chunked rendering: every note lands on its exact sample; mixer tracks are processed in parallel layers.
- Isolated plugins: plugin scanning always runs in separate processes; optionally the plugins themselves do too (a plugin that hangs goes silent and LYNX SHARE keeps playing).
[!IMPORTANT]
LYNX SHARE is in alpha. It already opens, plays and exports whole projects, but it is not yet a replacement for a daily-driver DAW. What works and what is missing is in docs/STATUS.md; the plan in docs/ROADMAP.md; and a manual test script in docs/MANUAL_TESTING.md.
Documentation
[!NOTE]
The documentation is being translated from Portuguese to English; some files are still in Portuguese.
Credits and notice
LYNX SHARE is an independent implementation. FL Studio was studied only to understand its behaviour and file format; no Image-Line code was copied, and no protected content (such as FLEX packs) is ever opened.
FL Studio is a registered trademark of Image-Line Software. LYNX SHARE is not affiliated with Image-Line. VST is a registered trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.
Built with JUCE, CLAP, the WavPack decoder and the Steinberg ASIO SDK — their licences are listed in THIRD_PARTY.md.
Code signing policy
Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by
SignPath Foundation. (Pending approval: until the application is accepted, release
binaries are not signed.) This covers the Windows binaries. The macOS app has an ad-hoc signature only (no Apple
Developer ID, not notarized); Linux packages are not signed.
- Release binaries are built only from this repository by GitHub Actions
(
.github/workflows/release.yml); nothing built on a personal machine is signed.
- Every signing request is approved manually for each release.
- Team roles:
- Committers and reviewers ("Authors" and "Reviewers"): Ka1-S
- Approvers: Ka1-S
Privacy: This program will not transfer any information to other networked systems unless specifically
requested by the user or the person installing or operating it. See PRIVACY.md.
Crash reports (opt-in): after a crash or freeze LYNX SHARE asks before sending a report to lynx-share.com (Send /
Show what will be sent / Don't send, or Report on GitHub instead); Settings › General › Crash reports sets Ask
(default), Always send or Never send, and Help › Report a problem… sends one by hand. A report has the LYNX SHARE
version, OS, CPU, graphics card and driver, audio device, the crash or freeze file, the last steps and the loaded
third-party plugins — no audio, projects, file names, user or machine name, and the server stores no IP address.
Details and how to have a report deleted: PRIVACY.md.
License
LYNX SHARE is free software under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0: you may use, study, modify and
redistribute it; anyone who distributes a modified version (including as a network service) must publish its source
code under the same license.
LYNX SHARE is a lightweight open-source DAW (digital audio workstation) written in C++20 with JUCE 8, built around the FL Studio workflow: Channel Rack, Piano Roll, Playlist and Mixer.