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

[NWSM]

Tweakbench dropped:
BASTION

its Kick and Bass for Techno Heads.

for 10 Bucks
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/bastion-by-tweakbench

[audiojunkie]

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Hi guys, I have build some new free AI-first CLAP Plugins => https://lxndrbe.github.io/ (https://lxndrbe.github.io/)

Equilibrium: A balancer for the masterbus to help with the overall MixDown
Meridian: A sculptor/shaper for the groupbus
Aether: This is for the Monitoring FX if you use Headphones - Harman meets Crossfeed

AI-first means that you can export the whole state of the plugin as a structured markdown snapshot and feed it into any AI-Chat that you like as a second opinion.

CLAP for windows, linux and mac

Build in Rust with nice-plug and iced

@teilo : I already send a feedback to your clapdb - hope it is not too deep in the spam-filter

[NWSM]

It is from 12/2025 but seems worth to mention:
Dexibell Build a pretty complex and natural Piano

T2L Piano

https://www.dexibell.com/en/t2l-piano/

You’re not just triggering samples, you’re engaging with an instrument that
breathes, resonates, and responds. Each note of the T2L Piano has been captured with uncompromising precision using world-class microphones and high-end analog preamps. Rather than capturing composite notes alone, T2L involves the precise extraction of multiple micro-components from the original source, including hammer impact noise, key release (key-off) artifacts, sympathetic and pedal resonance, mechanical action noise, cabinet resonance, and more.

Real-Time Piano Modeling and Interaction
Low RAM and CPU
24 bit Resolution
30 Second Stereo Sampling per Note
Unlimited Polyphony

Containing 23 Temperament Curves
24 Ambience types
8 Piano Types
21 Velocity Curves
18 EFX Types

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79€

Linux (64 bits) Minimal Requirements:
Linux Debian/Ubuntu 20.04 or later, 8GB RAM suggested, 5GB of disk space
Supported Plug-in Formats:
VST2, VST3, LV2, CLAP and Standalone

[Grizzellda]

Cool post, NWSM, really enjoyed it. Yeah, u-he is cool, setting a nice example I think, for others.

I have nagged Jo at MuTools to make it NATIVE on Linux. I think it would pay off...well the extra work...might take awhile though!!!

Linux is really emerging, but there are way too many distros, I can see that now.

On one hand, the variety is appealing, but then it becomes overwhelming, like synthesizer patches!

It needs to be more streamlined, and ongoing hardware progress. (drivers?)

[El°HYM]

MuLab 11 natively Linux would be beyond wild!