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VSTServer

Plug-in Chainer / Rack by Kjetil Matheussen
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VSTServer by Kjetil Matheussen is an Audio Plugin Host for Linux. It functions as a LADSPA Plugin. It can host VST Plugins and LADSPA Plugins.
Product
Version
0.3.1
Tags:Plug-in Chainer / RackKjetil MatheussenVSTServer
Can Host
Instruments
Can Host
Effects
Copy Protection
None
Open Source
GPL
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Kjetil Matheussen's VST server system has evolved to include the following components:

  • A WINE-based server (vstserver).
  • A LADSPA host plugin for VST plugins (vst.so).
  • A native object for hosting VST plugins in the Pure Data environment (k_vst~.pd_linux).
  • A standalone host application for running VST instruments, i.e. VSTi plugins (vsti).

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Comments & Discussion for Kjetil Matheussen VSTServer

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natelok
natelok
20 April 2020 at 9:49am

So what kind of VST instruments are we talking here? Linux VST, or Win vst2 and Vst3? Both? I don't really use any windows plugins, but I might give this a try. Could you provide a little more information on what this is capable of?

Thanks.

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