🎶 Native Linux Plugins – New & Upcoming (VST | CLAP | LV2 | Standalone)

[Grizzellda]

And another promising one in the making.

Hey folks,

I made a little plugin called Prism-Bit and I’d love for people to try it. It uses images and GIFs to shape sound in a spectral way bright pixels pass audio, dark ones block it, so you can make anything weird or interesting.



It’s just a fun effect, not a synth or sampler. You can load images or even grab the current spectrum and turn it into a mask. There are some built-in animated presets too.

It’s Windows VST3 for now, macOS/Linux is planned.(Linux and macOS support will be coming at the same time, both builds launch at full release).

If you want to play with it, Prism-Bit I’d be super grateful for any feedback, ideas, or just weird sounds you make with it.

Code: LOVESOUNDS

Thanks, and have fun!

Just took a glance at this, looks real cool. How about CLAP support at some point? Also what is your current view on VST 2? Because I notice support for VST 3 basically.

[GaryG]

New granular delay/reverb from Audio Damage, Descent. Available natively for Linux as all of their current plugins are I believe. $29 intro price.

https://www.audiodamage.com/collections ... 61-descent

Descent_1_30a430c1-efe7-4636-bc54-9d660ca55b3e_2048x2048.webp

[NWSM]

If I understand it correctly, then it seems that

Blinksonic° - https://www.blinksonic.com/

might be considering joining the Linux Way.
What do you think about this comment?

"Time will likely grant your wishes, as I wish for them too... the next step..."

Blinksonic° is mainly known for its creative NI Reaktor Plugins. They release some really impressive glitch-art-inspired sound tools, synthesizers and sample-based instruments.

[NWSM]

Tiagolr

known for gate12, time12, reevr, Ripplerx

~~R i p p l e r~~

Lets go: https://github.com/tiagolr/rippler/releases



is available now as a free download for
- macOS,
- Linux, and
- Windows. It’s currently in beta, and version 1.0 is coming soon.

[audiojunkie]

Tiagolr

known for gate12, time12, reevr, Ripplerx

~~R i p p l e r~~

Lets go: https://github.com/tiagolr/rippler/releases/tag/v0.7.3

is available now as a free download for
- macOS,
- Linux, and
- Windows. It’s currently in beta, and version 1.0 is coming soon.

Nice!

[El°HYM]

Would make much more sense to address this directly to the developer instead of this?

Just took a glance at this, looks real cool. How about CLAP support at some point? Also what is your current view on VST 2? Because I notice support for VST 3 basically.

[El°HYM]

If I understand it correctly, then it seems that

Blinksonic° - https://www.blinksonic.com/

might be considering joining the Linux Way.
What do you think about this comment?

"Time will likely grant your wishes, as I wish for them too... the next step..."

Blinksonic° is mainly known for its creative NI Reaktor Plugins. They release some really impressive glitch-art-inspired sound tools, synthesizers and sample-based instruments.

This is awesome news, are there any further info on how this could work, as Reaktor only for now?

[NWSM]

If I understand it correctly, then it seems that

Blinksonic° - https://www.blinksonic.com/

might be considering joining the Linux Way.
What do you think about this comment?

"Time will likely grant your wishes, as I wish for them too... the next step..."

Blinksonic° is mainly known for its creative NI Reaktor Plugins. They release some really impressive glitch-art-inspired sound tools, synthesizers and sample-based instruments.

This is awesome news, are there any further info on how this could work, as Reaktor only for now?

nothing :/

[El°HYM]

[paterpeter]

Just a shout-out to @NWSM: I really appreciate your effort to push Linux for audio production. I only dual boot into Windows for making music, everything else I do in Linux, which I much prefer.

Linux desktop is niche, audio production even more so. Economically it probably doesn't pay off immediately for developers to support it. All the more I thank all developers who *do* go the extra mile. I hope this gains even more momentum.

[audiojunkie]

But it’s getting better, year after year. There are more Linux audio users than there ever were in years past.

[El°HYM]

There indeed was a huge leap last year which is also steadily continuing this year. Definitely a good option for professional music production. This is a pretty good site giving a visually appealing overview about whats available native so far (quite some new stuff should be added soonish).

https://linuxdaw.org

[NWSM]

Just a shout-out to @NWSM: I really appreciate your effort to push Linux for audio production. I only dual boot into Windows for making music, everything else I do in Linux, which I much prefer.

Linux desktop is niche, audio production even more so. Economically it probably doesn't pay off immediately for developers to support it. All the more I thank all developers who *do* go the extra mile. I hope this gains even more momentum.

thanks dude

[NWSM]

\\ S P A R T A //

A Collection of 20 Spartial, Ambisonic (3D-Audio), Binaural open-source audio plug-ins.

Support the 3 most used OS
Mac, Win, Linux

"All Ambisonics-related plug-ins conform to the Ambisonic Channel Number (ACN) ordering convention and offer support for both orthonormalised (N3D) and semi-normalised (SN3D) normalisation schemes (note that the AmbiX format refers to the combination of ACN and SN3D). The maximum transform order for these plug-ins is 10th."

These plug-ins are restricted to lower order Ambisonics input.
Use of REAPER is recommended because of the Multichannel capabilities.
These Tools are Special.

https://www.kvraudio.com/developer/spar ... plications
https://leomccormack.github.io/sparta-s ... uite/#6dof

Appendix:
- https://plugins.iem.at/ (its also for Linux)
- viewtopic.php?t=568641
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- Rea-Stream (Reaper-Bitwig)

[NWSM]

Intersect

Version:0.9.0
Co author Claude Sonnet AI

https://github.com/tucktuckg00se/INTERSECT
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/inters ... ktuckg00se

is a non-destructive, time-stretching, and intersecting sample slicer plugin with independent per-slice parameter control. This Tools used the Bungee - Bungee is a modern, open-source C++ library for high-quality audio time-stretching and pitch-shifting in real-time