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you should had contacted me over IRC, but anyway. dssi-vst does work right now, but has a few issues. for the upcoming Carla 2.x series, it will have an internal method to load windows plugins. no more dssi-vst needed. |
OK, thanks, I've found the #kxstudio channel now so I'll refer there for more questions. |
the simplest way to do this in carla is just:
I never though this needed a tutorial ;) |
That's because you're lead dev and thus kind of an expert ;) |
you need the step 2, re-run the discovery (for native DSSI plugins). |
OK, not sure which path I needed to add for the DSSI section, but I rescanned anyway. Can I assume that I'm supposed to run the only executable that comes with dssi-vst, the vsthost binary? If so, then this is what I get with the TX16wx sampler:
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well, I explained the steps for using the dssi-vst in carla. BUT I see that is failing to load the plugin for you and that's no good sign... |
Sorry, still confused ...
No more configuration, no running of superfluous binaries in the deb package, no additional wrapper scripts or one-shot commands to be run by hand. Whereas when I run "vsthost TAL-NoiseMaker.dll" from the terminal I get a wine error dialog, here's a bit of the output:
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yes, those are the steps. but there seems a problem with plugins crashing in your system. can you give more info about your system? |
I'm running modified Ubuntu 13.10 64bit with kxstudio and various repos. I don't see anything in the terminal window whenever I run Carla and perform any action, just one line: Also, in the Add New Plugin -> Refresh dialog, "Windows 32 bit" is greyed out - perhaps this is also a symptom ... |
as I said before, you need to refresh the list of native DSSI plugins. and you should be using wine1.6.1 at least. |
The DSSI checkbox is always ticked every time I have done the refresh. |
Now running wine-rt 1.6.2. No change. Carla - Refresh dialog still opens with LADSPA/DSSI/LV2/VST/Native all auto-ticked, and Windows 32bit greyed out. |
ignore the "carla-discovery-win32" thing. if you added the VST folder(s) in carla settings, the vsts should be on the plugin list now. |
No, as before I have all DSSI/native VST/LADSPA/LV2 plugins showing up in the Refreshed menu, but neither of the 2 DLLs which I previously mentioned, and have now installed in one of the default paths /usr/lib/vst. I assume they should be listed as WinVST or something similar in the Carla-AddNew dialog. |
Any more diagnostics or debugging to do, please send it my way, thanks .... |
let's do a test.
it should have lots of "carla-discovery::" things printed. |
Sorry I went silent. I ran into more serious problems with Ardour which distracted me, and sadly for the moment have pushed me off trying to run a Linux DAW....
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@falkTX I've got the same problem. But for me, your test prints a lot of "carla-discovery::" thinkgs - both VST DLLs are included in this list. But they are not found inside carla UI. |
do you know where I can find "dssi-vst-server.exe.so" that supports "64 vsti's" ? to use with wacvst ? thank you |
Hi falkTX,
Thanks for all your audio linux work, and sorry to create an issue like this, but just wanted to contact you for info. I'm trying to create a usable DAW with Ubuntu realtime/JACK/Ardour3/Hydrogen/Claudia/TAL-Noizemaker/Calf, with some excellent results, but also plagued by instability with Ardour/ladish/claudia. I'm now investigating the options for running Windows VSTs but docs on the web are outdated and confusing. As far as I can tell your dssi-vst + carla solution is currently the primary choice for running Win VSTs, but some of your forum comments (again maybe outdated) suggest that it's not worth trying. If dssi-vst and carla are in a good state (I know you're committing code to carla at the moment) how do I actually use it? Or does carla handle use of the wrapper directly? A few lines of Howto would be greatly appreciated.
Once again, much kudos for all your contributions to the GPL audio world, it is outstanding.
Cheers,
Dan
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