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Feature request: VST3 support on Linux #10
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This should be relatively simple. As a preliminary, d231c88 causes new releases of Squeezer to conform to the new VST3 package format. |
My first attempt is done! Please download and extract this archive. It contains a folder I'd try Good luck! |
Wow that was fast! 😃 I've given this a try but so far I am unsuccessful in getting it working. The plugin does not show up in either Bitwig or Reaper for me. I use Linux VST3 plugins from U-he so I have a basic understanding of the format. I have placed the "squeezer.vst3" directory from the archive inside my /home/user/.vst3 where my other plugins are. The directory hierarchy looks good to me and is consistent with other VST3 plugins that are working. Here is the tree: squeezer.vst3/ 11 directories, 71 files Bitwig has a log for plugins with errors, but it doesn't show anything at all for Squeezer so it looks like it may not even be trying to initialize it. I need to do some research to see what kind of debug options are available here. It does not show in Reaper for Linux either. Again, I need to do some research here to see what debug options are available. I'm going to continue working on this and see if I can provide anything useful. |
Here's what I get from Bitwig debug. It looks like there is a reference to a file from the i686 version that is not included. [2020-05-24 14:39:03 indexer error] Could not read metadata for squeezer.vst3: [2020-05-24 14:39:03 base-util info] Updating index /home/user/.vst3 for phase vst3_plugins_64: time=4.433068 [2020-05-24 14:39:03 base-util info] Updating index /home/user/.vst3 for phase vst3_plugins_32: time=0.799604 -- In Reaper I can see that the plugin is detected and scanned by Reaper with ID 0038FA15E531D601, but it is not initialized. Hope this helps! |
Thanks for your efforts! In contrast to what I believed, my C++ framework does not support VST3 on Linux yet. Full support has been announced for the next release which should arrive in June. So I think we should stop here and not waste efforts. I will look into this when I upgrade, but this will probably not be until the end of this year. I have been an early upgrader, but have now learned to wait until most of the new bugs have been fixed... |
Sounds good and makes sense. I'll look forward to testing a new version when you have updated. |
Any news on this? |
No, sorry. As I wrote above, I won't touch this until the end of the year. Otherwise, chances are too high that I'll include some nasty bugs. |
OK, thanks. |
Christmas is here (almost), so how about a little present? https://public.mzuther.de/?dbb193b9276655d4a6c9df6718077d09d6f12e30 This VST3 plug-in works on my Linux Mint 20 with Reaper 6.18. 😄 Mono and stereo processing is supported and I have added UI scaling ("Skin" button), so it would be nice if you checked this functionality. |
I thought I'd ask again. :) |
It basically works, but there is an issue of the VST3 plugin regarding saving and restoring settings in FL Studio (and possibly other hosts). I will only release a new version when this is fixed, but I have almost no spare time for developing Squeezer. |
Let's bump :) |
This is a very nice compressor, but would love proper sideband support for Linux. Any news on releasing a vst3 (or clap, while I'm dreaming)? |
clap can be done with https://github.com/free-audio/clap-juce-extensions |
Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please describe.
A Linux VST3 plug-in seems both feasible and a good solution to the VST2 channel problem in issue #9. Bitwig appears to support this scenario on Linux and @metasequence is willing to help me.
Describe the solution you'd like
A VST3 plug-in that works on at least one DAW.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is none - side-chains on VST2 are and always will be a hack.
Additional context
Envisioned target: Bitwig 3.1.3 on Ubuntu 20.04 x64
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