Install the beta.
Paste your license.
One installer per platform. The same build runs as a demo until a license is pasted in, and the plugin checks this page's release record once a day for updates.
Current build Luxium 0.5.0 · published 2026-09-26
macOS
macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel · AU + VST3
Signed and notarized installer package · Luxium 0.5.0
Download for macOSSHA-256d11502f260771ec8fbcd3be700c62d62c0a3e2628bcd86e805b8f0814ca9d634
Windows
Windows 11 · 64-bit · VST3
Signed installer · Luxium 0.5.0
Download for WindowsSHA-256edc0a65534fc6a83352475de6204a2f8c63d6a3ce931ab37bc8c601f0879c8f9
Luxium now appears under Uniphonic in plug-in hosts, with Uniphonic plug-in identifiers. Existing DAW sessions may need Luxium reinserted and their patches reloaded after this identity change. This update adds LFO 3 and audible LFO routing, a unified oscillator Detune and LFO Rate control, independent A/B effects paths for layered patches, and 12 dB and 24 dB ladder bandpass modes. It also improves MIDI key lighting, the Lushverb dry signal at zero mix, preset loading, and several editor layouts. Older patches are migrated where possible; retired Ramp 2 routes and tuning combinations that cannot fit one control are reported when loaded.
Three steps to a licensed instrument.
- 1
Run the installer
macOS installs the AU and VST3 into the system plugin folders and notarization lets Gatekeeper open it without a warning. Windows installs the VST3 into the standard VST3 folder.
- 2
Open Luxium in your DAW
Rescan plugins if your host caches the list. Luxium runs fully as a demo, with periodic vinyl crackle after fifteen minutes, until it is licensed.
- 3
Paste the license
Open the License panel in the plugin and paste the whole block from your purchase email, or drop in the .uniphonic-license file. Verification happens locally and never phones home.
No license yet?
The public beta license is a one-time purchase that includes every Luxium 1.x update.
See the beta offer for $44.75 →Lost the email?
Enter the address you used at checkout and every eligible license is resent.
Recover a license →Verify the file
Each installer ships with its SHA-256. On macOS run shasum -a 256 on the file; on Windows run certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256. The output must match the checksum shown above.
Something wrong?
Installer, activation, and DAW problems go to the support desk with diagnostics and crash logs.
Report a problem →Choose the Luxium emails you want.
Release alerts and Uniphonic news are separate. Pick either one or both, and change your choice at any time.

