Oxium v2.0 brings VST3 and resizing to fix boring music tech

Oxium just leveled up quietly, fixing the boring stuff that actually makes producers happier.

What changed right away

• Alright, Oxium v2.0 adds full VST3 support.
• That alone makes modern DAW setups breathe easier.
• This update is clearly about catching up and cleaning house.

The interface upgrade

• A new high-resolution user interface is in play.
• The window is fully resizable.
• Scaling no longer feels like an afterthought.

Pro Tools finally feels native

• Mono and mono-to-stereo versions are supported.
• Standard Pro Tools shortcuts work as expected.
• Workflow friction drops fast if Pro Tools is your home base.

Preset handling got smarter

• An advanced preset manager is now built in.
• Browsing and organizing sounds is less of a chore.
• This is aimed at speed, not flash.

Under-the-hood cleanup

• Various fixes are part of the release.
• Stability and small annoyances got attention.
• Nothing glamorous, everything useful.

Pricing and availability

• Oxium v2.0 is available now.
• Intro price is 29,99 €, down from 99,99 €.
• It runs on macOS and Windows.
• Formats include VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX.
• Existing Oxium v1 owners get the update free.

The takeaway

• This update is about refinement, not reinvention.
• Compatibility and usability took priority.
• Oxium just became easier to live with across modern setups.