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Ah, I visited your web page again and I saw the Sofia Woodwinds which in turn made me remember about how it did not work when I tried it out some time ago. Hmmm... Do you have any demo of the Kazbek Winds ? Cheers. There's no demo but it's built in the same way as Sofia. Can you remember what probl...

jonetsu wrote:I will post in General Music Discussion a link to the Hadouk Trio, which has Didier Malherbe playing the duduk.

Cool, I'll check it out.

Hello,

I'm having a sale at https://librewave.com/. 30% off everything from now until December 14th. All of my plugins have been tested on 64bit Linux Mint 17 (Ubuntu 14.04) and above.

Thanks.
- David

rghvdberg wrote:Ardour 6 will most likely support vst3.
learned that yesterday on irc #ardour

Does that mean they are going to change Ardour's license?

are you wanting feedback? Or just posting to educate people?

Linuxmusician01 wrote: Thanks for the tip. As it turns out, LinVST3 needs the VST3 SDK which I don't have. I think it's great that development is going on for LinVST3 though!

https://github.com/steinbergmedia/vst3sdk

milk wrote:Bitwig and Reaper are native, i.e., they are Linux native binaries, not running through Wine.

They don't support Windows VSTs though.

Fantastic! If anyone is interested I've been working on some Ardour scripts for sample editing. I've been using a modified version of A5 to include some A6 only features so the new release will be very welcome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpHEoxcbQiA&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/...

Meeee - https://www.librewave.com

LV2 version in the works too - https://github.com/sfztools/sfizz-lv2

Linuxmusician01 wrote:I know of no company that compiles it's VST to Linux VST (there must be one or two, though).

Since my main (only) OS is Linux Mint I compile all my VST/VSTi plugins for GNU/Linux. Currently I've only been making VST2 plugins which I use in Ardour but I could compile VST3 too.

Basslint wrote:

d.healey wrote:

d.healey wrote:There are other real-time friendly pitch tracking algorithms that are available under free licenses.

Do you know any that are polyphonic?

I do not

Hello, is there a way to run VAMP plugins in realtime mode? I know they are meant for audio labeling but they could be useful for things like polyphonic pitch tracking as well. I don't think so, they are pretty slow. What are you trying to achieve with the polyphonic pitch tracking that requires it...

Cool, can you also support LV2?

Edit: Never mine, I just realised it's JUCE based

I'd like to see JUCE have a LV2 export plugin.