LinuxMusicians

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

Linuxmusician01 wrote:Almost forgot that I started this topic. Today I asked myself the same question again. Anyway, until now I do not know of any Linux native DAW or program (like Linux-Carla or LinVST) that supports Windows VST3. Or is there?

Kott wrote:https://github.com/osxmidi/LinVst3

$ sudo apt-get cmake

E: Invalid operation cmake

Linuxmusician01 wrote: [off topic] I can't compile it I get the error:

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$ sudo apt-get cmake

E: Invalid operation cmake

sudo apt-get install cmake

I can't compile it I get the error:

sudo apt-get install cmake

Kott wrote:I don't use Windows VST3 in Linux. So cannot tell how well it works.

I can't compile it I get the error:

You have to install cmake

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sudo apt-get install cmake

there is typo in readme

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!

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

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

Linuxmusician01 wrote:

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

Do you mean Ardour for Windows or Ardour for Linux?

JamesPeters wrote:It's doubtful any DAW will include support for VST plugins made for a different OS. It can be enough hassle for the devs of a DAW to keep up with compatibility of plugins which are written for that OS, let alone including bridging to plugins meant for a different OS.