I have tested a little bit controlling Anyma V with a LinnStrument 200 and am pleased to report that it works exceptionally well with zero setup hassles.

Sustained-note patches (the flutes, etc.) are particularly effective and crescendo up from -- and back down into -- silence in a very intuitive manner as you gently press into the playing surface.

The only change I made from the default settings was to set the Y-axis on the LinnStrument to CC1 so that the Morph controller in the matrix spins as I rock my finger north-south on the cell. (The default for LS Y-axis in MPE mode is CC74, but I imagine it would be easy enough to configure the AV to consume this for Morph instead of / in addition to CC1.)

I'll be experimenting more with this soon, but so far I have to say that it seems like a very good soft-synth for the LS and someone should probably tell Roger about it.

@robst247 I'm running it on Windows 10 Pro 64bit, both as standalone and as a VST in Reaper and haven't had any issues or a crash.

I too was surprised that ASIO wasn't an option, but I was able to get acceptably low latency with WinAudio.