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So it's been a while, but just a quick heads-up that Applied Computer Music Technologies (developer of the OverTone range of plug-ins) now have a comprehensive range of plug-ins (and plug-in bundles) specifically for Linux at: https://www.acmt.co.uk/products Please feel free to take a look, or try t...

+1 For a revamped and renovated SR2B Reverb, I also use the old one to this day and it is a great algorithmic Reverb and has a great way of 'haloing' to the source material. I also have the newer RVB 500 and it is a convincing Plate but SR2B sounds great where RVB 500 doesn't quite get it and vice ...

SamwiseStrikesBack wrote: ↑Fri Jun 18, 2021 3:30 am ...honestly prefer Python and Bash a bit as opposed to straight C,

I use C and C++, as god and nature intended. You really shouldn't try to write plug-ins using Bash

I have the earlier version (SR2B) That's almost 'vintage' in it's own right by now :) I can't make any promises about a new version - I think a lot of that depends on demand. However if the GUI scaling is an issue, we do make a plate reverb emulation for Win / Mac and Linux here: https://www.overto...

The ACMT Essential VST Plug-In Bundle contains: ACM500 - Channel EQ VST Plug-In for Linux. ACM510 - Channel Compressor VST Plug-In for Linux. ACM510A - Channel Compressor / Expander / Gate VST Plug-In for Linux. ACM-2A - Vintage Program EQ VST Plug-In for Linux. ACM-5A - Vintage Mid-Range EQ VST Plu...

There are a growing number of VST plug-ins being ported to Linux - Ardour on Linux should load VST and VST3 plug-ins if they are compiled natively for Linux, though I would recommend VST2 in preference to VST3 because Ardour's support for VST3 still has some bugs. I've made some commercially availab...

Applied Computer Music Technologies - developers of the OverTone range of plug-ins now have a plug-in bundle available at: https://www.acmt.co.uk/products/download-acmt-essential/ The ACMT plug-ins collection provides a comprehensive range of essential high-end analogue modelled plug-ins for Linux, ...

why all EQ plugins are basically the same, That's a broad oversimplification. You may find that various analogue emulations have control laws / control interactions which differ from a standard 'cookbook' EQ, and you might also find that the e.g. a stock EQ built in to your DAW has a cramped filter...

...some I have found particularly helpful are YPhil's intro to Qtractor series... The audio quality has a lot of echo in that video - I can't be certain, but from the intro it looks as though he has a large diaphragm capacitor mic a long distance away, angled with the end , rather than the active s...

Im curious about this contact form issue, because i constantly receive spam through it :D. Please try to use it again and lets see if it is filtered somehow. I get the same issue trying to submit info via the contact form - nothing seems to happen. Tried this in Chrome and Firefox. occulkot If you ...

Applied Computer Music Technologies - developer of the OverTone Range of plug-ins have a new mid-range EQ plug-in available specifically for Linux Inspired by the vintage Pultec MEQ-5 mid-range EQ, the ACM-5A perfectly complements the ACM-2A Program EQ , emulating the sought-after passive filter cha...

New addition to the 500 series, the ACM510A provides a complete channel dynamics solution, comprising compressor and dynamic-range expander / gate, with auto-gain makeup and gate hysteresis. Limited special intro price of £30. Compatible with Ubuntu 16.04LTS of later, and VST / VST3 compatible Linux...

Applied Computer Music Technologies Ltd (developers of the OverTone range of plug-ins) - have some high-end plug-ins designed for Linux at: https://www.acmt.co.uk Recently updated to V3.0.0 https://www.acmt.co.uk/uploads/ACM500-panel-V3-600px.png https://www.acmt.co.uk/uploads/ACM510-panel-V3-600px....

I've been doing some testing of Tracktion / Waveform 11 on Linux and had some unexplained issues with plug-in sandboxing enabled. This appears to affect any plugins I try (not just mine) - so far this includes the linux Uhe ports, and even 'gui-less' plugins such as the mda or even steinberg example...

want to make vst3 plugins in a simple way? have a look here: What benefit is this? Other than the possibility of being able to build plug-ins that kind of look and behave something like a VST3, but with added possibility of some subtle breakage and perhaps some extra incompatibility issues with ran...