26 May
2012
26 May
'12
7:48 p.m.
On 05/26/2012 03:47 AM, Len Ovens wrote:
On Fri, May 25, 2012 3:28 pm, Louis Gorenfeld wrote:
Wondering, maybe there could be such a thing as an LV2 "plugin" that
could function as a wrapper around a VST plugin????
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I might, but there's also limited time I have
to improve it. I guess
it depends on how in-demand it'd be, and how much I'd have to
rearrange existing code. I'd hoped VST support on Linux would be doing
well in general, but maybe that's not the case..?
VST is one of those things that sits odd in some parts of the Linux
community. It is not GPL, it is an owned spec. So while the average audio
user might like to have a VST plug in. There are some Distributions that
will not ship with either VST plugins, VST containers or VST support. It
also means some of the people who do a lot of audio coding and maintain
binary packages don't care too much about about improving VST support.