LinuxMusicians

quick test on some prerecorded guitar, but sounds awesome!

oh wow, their new synth Continua also have linux build! Awesome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5YAEiOt3Ic - in case somebody didnt noticed

noticed it somewhere on facebook, looks like another developer have joined to linux.

https://audioassault.mx/blogs/LinuxVST%20Available

no, no, no, no. I promised myself, not any more synth until i finish next ep. (alreay have zebra2, diva and repro ;)) If you have zebra 2 you probably don't need Hive. I still have to figure out how to programme customized Wavetables. This is even not possible in Zebra. And Hive is much more straig...

no, no, no, no.

I promised myself, not any more synth until i finish next ep. (alreay have zebra2, diva and repro )

tramp wrote: Still the LV2 plugins coming with guitarix using a Gtkmm based UI, I'll
work on it to port them to X11 based UI's.

great info

maybe the alternative wont be needed anymore ;) I tried Mt-PowerDrumKit, it works ok, but unfortunately drag'n'drop from it to Mixbus does not. So some alternative still needed. TBH i cannot find any drum plugin with drag and drop working on linux. I have addictive drums and when i want create drum...

great work!

cannot wait to have time to test it

I have questions about, what users prefer in relation to a complete bundle with libraries, or smaller program and use dynamic linked libraries instead. IMO for not opensource vst it is better to provide all needed library boundled in package. This will more likely expand availability on more distri...

i think if you build it by yourself you only need things necessary to build.
As i posted above, i successfully compiled it on arch linux.

ive just checked, build on archlinux and runs fine with carla . Great news!

maybe the alternative wont be needed anymore

https://polyform-studio.com/

as for now, website only in russian, developer claim to provide linux version within two months.

As i have checked the day one vesion it is working fine with airwave. Im waiting for linux native version!