LinuxMusicians

There is tab "versions" in the Yast2, where you can see from which repo package is.

For Geekos you should add the repo:
https://software.opensuse.org//download ... kage=carla

I installed Carla from the obs, but get an error when I try to add a (windows) vst , about an invalid elf header. Hi, this should work: If you want to try Carla from the Geekos DAW repos, support for Windows VSTs can be found in the carla-bridges package. install carla, carla-bridges and carla-brid...

Sigma: https://audioassault.mx/sigma.php Amp Sim has native version, and it's free.

Welcome.
Also, there ambisonic plugins You might like: https://plugins.iem.at/

according to CMakeLists.txt
it should be in ~/SDKs/VST3/

ls ~/SDKs/VST3/pluginterfaces/vst2.x/
aeffect.h aeffectx.h vstfxstore.h

grab the branch git clone https://github.com/kronihias/ambix -b juce_upgrade cd ambix and change CMakeLists.txt from line 256 to: FIND_LIBRARY ( RT_LIBRARY rt ) FIND_LIBRARY ( CURL_LIBRARY curl ) FIND_PACKAGE (PkgConfig REQUIRED) PKG_CHECK_MODULES (GTK3 REQUIRED gtk+-3.0) PKG_CHECK_MODULES (GTK3 REQ...

Hi,

By quick look may advice to try juce_upgrade branch

I played around with Jjazzlab a bit yesterday and found it pleasantly intuitive to work with. However, I wanted to add a sus2 chord (e.g. C-D-G) to a section but could not find it in the list of recognized chords. Only add2 chords or with an added seven. Did I miss something, or is this a deliberat...

Ok, then Collective.so should be in ~/.vst
and content (Instruments, Samples dirs) in ~/Tracktion/Collective

Did you actually download the Collective's content from their site, 2.1 Gb zip?

1337 - means Elite, if don't know.

Ok, let it be "operating system", and subj the "Elite operating system"
Even you love and protect these "OS", try not to insult someone just because he cares about it less than nothing.

Show us your OS.

Really: it's exactly those guys like @tramp that our human societies/communities are suffering from! WORLDWIDE!

You better not to post being drunk or whatever.
Tramp is the author of Guitarix.