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Sapphire Guitar 2

Free / US $39
Sapphire Guitar 2
Sapphire Guitar 2 by ZAK Sound is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin for macOS, Windows and Linux. It functions as an Audio Units Plugin and a VST 3 Plugin.
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2.0
Product
Version
2.0
Product
Version
2.0
Ubuntu 20.04 or higher
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Essential Version:

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  • 17 Presets.
  • 17 Unique Layers.
  • Full FX Suite.

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Ramblion
Ramblion
28 November 2025 at 12:11pm

I am sure this question can be written off to a newbie trying to get a guitar to play from my ROland A-49 keyboard connected to Repaer on Linux Mint (Ubuntu-based).

But I tried installing ZAK Sound Sapphire Guitar 2 using the installer file that came with the tar file and when I selected the Saphire Guitar 2 sounds, nothing was played and I got the error message that the plugin could not be scanned.

I did notice that the folder "Sapphire Guitar 2 Essential Samples" was never included in the installer script and was never put into any folder path for Reaper. Should I manually copy that folder and its contents somewhere?

Also, I did add the .vst3 path to the Reaper path list but did not add the .config path into which some of the other files/folders were copied. Should I also add the .config path to the Reaper VST path?

Sorry for a question that probably seems blazingly stupid to some, but I am hoping to get this up and running and try creting some neat music, but need some help.

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