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VstBoard

Plug-in Chainer / Rack Plugin by CtrlBrk
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From vstboard.blogspot.com
VstBoard
VstBoard by CtrlBrk is a Virtual Instrument and a Virtual Effect Audio Plugin and an Audio Plugin Host for Windows. It functions as a VST Plugin. It can host VST Plugins.
Product
Version
0.5.7
Tags:Plug-in Chainer / RackCtrlBrkVstBoard
Instrument
Formats
Effect
Formats
Can Host
Instruments
Can Host
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Open Source
LGPL

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VstBoard is a free, open source, VST host and plug-in. Its main purpose is to allow fast switching between setups and was primarily designed to be used as a guitar multi-fx.

Features:

  • Multiple setups per file.
  • Fast switching between setups.
  • Multithreaded.
  • Runs standalone or as a plugin.
  • Free (unrestrained) audio and MIDI routing.
  • Some basic scripting capabilities.
  • Undo/redo, your mistakes, endlessly.
  • Customizable interface (dockable windows, custom colors, zoom, plugins windows size and position).
  • Localized : EngRish and French.
  • Other useless stuff.

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Comments & Discussion for CtrlBrk VstBoard

Discussion
Discussion: Active
BlackWinny
BlackWinny
25 August 2013 at 2:57pm

Tool probably abandoned now. Read the last post of his blog, written on may 23, 2012: http://vstboard.blogspot.fr/. And the comments with the bloggers for that last post.

It was a very big job, and excellent. But the developer admits he's gone in a bad direction when spending so much time around the hypothetic VST3... that will never be a standard. He seems deeply discouraged now.

VstBoard beeing an open source project, maybe someone will be volunteer to continue, with him (certainly the best choice) or alone...

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