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xos

If some total newbie want to try it out and make plugs in C code, I can answer all your questions.
I'm quite unaware of what newbies needs to know, but I would like to know what the questions are.

xos

sadko4u wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:30 pm
I'm digging into VST3 now. Before I implemented CLAP wrapper for my plugin framework. And now I realize that CLAP seems to be the better VST3.

It's all in C++ ?

xos

I'm on an old Long Term Support (LTS) distro and I don't think it has Clap support yet. I don't know how often the average Linuxer updates his distro so there may or may not be more people like me... I tend to update distro when there is no support for it anymore. So when I was using Ubuntu, it was...

xos

Added support for making MIDI effects and MIDI out from theVST2 plugins. And added a simple MIDI transpose example and many simpler templates if any one wants to get started with something simpler. Thinking about adding support for making/compiling CLAP plugs using the same plug code. Have made a s...

xos

Added support for making MIDI effects and MIDI out from theVST2 plugins. And added a simple MIDI transpose example and many simpler templates if any one wants to get started with something simpler. Thinking about adding support for making/compiling CLAP plugs using the same plug code. Have made a sy...

xos

then I can put it on the internet for people download? If you did that you would be infringing Steinberg's copyright. Unless you bought a license from them prior to 2018 you cannot legally release a new VST2 plugin. There are a lot of posts about this online, first example I pulled up - https://for...

xos

d.healey wrote: ↑Tue Dec 26, 2023 4:52 pm
xos wrote: ↑Tue Dec 26, 2023 3:25 pm
It's only compatible with the VST2 ABI (not the API) and does not use Steinberg code and not their headerfiles either.

Doesn't it require the VST2 SDK?

No it does not require the VST2 SDK. Everything needed is in the repository.

xos

It's only compatible with the VST2 ABI (not the API) and does not use Steinberg code and not their headerfiles either. And if you use it to make plugins, you can still tell your users that it's compatible with music programs that can load VST2 plugs. Trademark law clearly makes it possible to use ot...

xos

I put up the latest version is here...
https://github.com/logos-maker/RST

xos

When I look at pulse effect here... https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects ...it says that it started to use pipewire filters. And then I found this... https://docs.pipewire.org/audio-dsp-filter_8c-example.html ...example code in C on how to make a pipewire filter I guess. Does this mean that I should ...

xos

Is it possible for a program to add a EQ for example before audio output?
Any standard way to do this on a computer that uses pulse audio?
Or do you patch and rebuild everything?
Or is it something that can be done using pipewire?

xos

This is a programming question about VST2 plugs in Linux. When you get a opcode 14 to the dispatcher 'effEditOpen' that is what is used to open the GUI for the VST2 plugin. What exactly is in that 'void *ptr' that the dispatcher gives you in Linux? And how should you use it? Is it a x11 variable of ...

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How do you open the plugin editor in Linux VST2 plugs?