On Sun, 1 Feb 2015, Brian Monroe wrote:
Sorry. I'm not familiar with the plugin. Are you getting it from the
official Fedora repos? Or is it proprietary and you're just running it
through Wine?
I found my original postings on this subject:
https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32637
https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/music/2013-December/001846.html
What I am saying now is: things have greatly improved recently.
It's just that patchlist display issue I am having with TAL-U-NO-LX-V2.dll
TAL-U-NO-Chorus is also interesting. This is a free plugin that faithfully
emulates the Juno-60/106 stereo chorus. Works (again) now using dssi-vst.
Many Windows VST plugins run fine under Fedora using the dssi-vst package.
Some don't.
Which reminds me: I should send another bugreport to fedora/bugzilla.
If wine is not yet installed before I try to install dssi-vst:
yum -y install dssi-vst
Then dssi-vst is installed together with some wine components it depends
on. But some dependencies are still missing, and dssi-vst is installed but
trying /usr/bin/vsthost can't run any vst plugins yet. After doing
yum -y install wine-*
more wine components are installed, and after that I can start my VST
plugins succesfully.
I (or someone else) have to experiment which of the wine components are
required exactly to use dssi-vst. These should be added in the "Requires:"
lines in the dssi-vst.spec specfile for building the RPM package.
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MT
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