I posted to this list a few days ago bemoaning a bunch of probs trying to get the HighLife lxvst working under 64-bit - part of the problem being that I didn&#39;t know where to find kRAkEn/gORe&#39;s source that was used to build the plugin available on DiscoDSP&#39;s site as they failed to provide any link to the source and I don&#39;t think they&#39;ve really had much if anything to do with the Linux port.<div>
<br></div><div>So, yesterday I was delighted to find the juced Linux VST repository which includes kRAkEn/gORe/Kunitoki&#39;s Highlife source as well as the code for a number of excellent looking synths such as Helix, Vex, nekobee and drumsynth. I&#39;m sure a number of you must&#39;ve known about JUCED (certainly Mr Phillips and falktx would&#39;ve at least) so I don&#39;t know why nobody pointed me towards:</div>
<div><br></div><div><a href="http://code.google.com/p/juced/source/checkout">http://code.google.com/p/juced/source/checkout</a></div><div><br></div><div>Kunitoki never replied to my mail and looking at the repo logs he hasn&#39;t checked it any code in over 18 months now so I hope he&#39;s OK?</div>
<div><br></div><div>I did get a few of those plugins to compile but they didn&#39;t actually work (not tried drumsynth yet). I had a bit more luck with Highlife yet it still doesn&#39;t work properly. The menus are better behaved under the juced version of Highlife compared to the distrho code where they appear hanging off the bottom of the window but I still get the dreaded &#39;Unsupported Wave Chunk(s)&#39; error when trying to load a wav file. </div>
<div><br></div><div>falktx says he&#39;s going to look into this soon so one of us will let LAU know as soon as its fixed. I personally can&#39;t wait to try Helix or Vex (a 3 oscillator synth) under Linux. I&#39;ve heard very good things about Helix and by the looks of things its gone commercial and now sells for $150 if I&#39;m not mistaken!</div>