Wolf Sound BoostComp Now available

[drwolf85]

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Hello guys,
since the project is completely open source, it was not possible to upload binary files on the repositories (I had to delete them). The plug-in was entirely developed under Linux, however some test were performed under Windows. Here the links for win/linux binaries:

Win32 .dll
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4OdwW ... sp=sharing (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4OdwW0QnH7IakIzQ3lRVGVNYUk/edit?usp=sharing)

LxVST .so
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4OdwW ... sp=sharing (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4OdwW0QnH7IVFJnd00wUTdFRDg/edit?usp=sharing)

MAC users (only nerd users) can compile the faust code for obtaining the AU plug-in.

In addition, I have changed also the links in the "product profile". The link for the source code is added in the description.

Cheers

[bob bobwood]

Well, thanks for replying to the call of the 'woodenbob' ! Welcome to KVR !

Edited this post after highkoos' comment below. [I'm embarrassed and would prefer you didn't ask]

[highkoo]

Did you try the .dll woodenbob?

[bailees7irish]

Compile-yourself-ware?

That's like buying a sandwich from Subway...

I've never once had to "compile my own" sandwich at Subway. Sure, I get to tell the sandwich maker what to put on it, but that's nowhere near the same as having to do it myself. Subways must be much different in South Bavaria.

[highkoo]

They have outlawed sandwich art in South Bavaria.

[bailees7irish]

They have outlawed sandwich art in South Bavaria.

[bob bobwood]

Did you try the .dll woodenbob?

No, I was in a bit of a state last night. My apologies. Can't recall exactly what happened but remember a lot of warnings coming up and decided not to continue. Just downloaded.

Will edit post.

[drwolf85]

Dear all,

I personally tried the plug-in on Ardour3 on Linux (a Fedora distribution at 64bit). The unique warning I had was that the LXVST (i.e. Linux VST) was based on a the VST 2.4 technology, and for that reason it might not work properly... but I had no problems.

Since, my uploads are a 64bit shared object for Linux and a 32bit dynamic library for Windows, it is possible that any DAWs for Windows at 64bit might have some problems in loading a 32bit plug-in. Under a 32bit Linux, the plug-in must be compiled from the source code, otherwise it will not work!

Furthermore, I made some other tests (with a "VST-Plugin Unit Test" program), and it seems that the Win32 library does not work with FL. There should be no problems with other DAWs, such as AbletonLive, Cantabile, Cubase, EnergyXT, MULAB, Reaper, Samplitude, SoundForge and Tracktion.