(SOLVED)Soundspot Union VST - unable to install in Linux

[Mr. Lumbergh]

Effect vst need to be in a specific, location.

Unlike the other vst, that can be stored any were.

In lmms there is under setting, the path to the vst.
In that folder you need to put the dll, if you want to be able, to show in in an instrument.
You can't have a extra folder there for the effect vst.

Maybe this explains it better.

https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=Wo ... Ts_effects

All VST-effects DLLs must be in your VST-root folder. That is the folder you have pointed to, in the Settings : The VST-Plugin Directory

This means you cant have a folder in there, with the .dll in it.


(which is not a problem for other vst)

Or:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5TvzIsYQaU

This is the same for Linux and Windows, although the path will be different off course.

I did figure this one out, but I'm having an issue now where I can go to the FX tab in the instrument control panel and add the effect, but I don't get the "show controls" button next to the W/D, Gate, and Decay knobs. So I can load the plugin but can't bring up the controls to actually do anything with them.
Is there something else I'm missing?

[Gps]

You can try the wrench symbol, but not all vst will work 100%.

Most should though.

[Mr. Lumbergh]

You can try the wrench symbol, but not all vst will work 100%.

Most should though.

Not available on an effects VST that's attached to an instrument, just the instrument.

[Mr. Lumbergh]

Effect vst need to be in a specific, location.

Unlike the other vst, that can be stored any were.

In lmms there is under setting, the path to the vst.
In that folder you need to put the dll, if you want to be able, to show in in an instrument.
You can't have a extra folder there for the effect vst.

Maybe this explains it better.

https://lmms.io/wiki/index.php?title=Wo ... Ts_effects

All VST-effects DLLs must be in your VST-root folder. That is the folder you have pointed to, in the Settings : The VST-Plugin Directory

This means you cant have a folder in there, with the .dll in it.


(which is not a problem for other vst)

Or:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5TvzIsYQaU

This is the same for Linux and Windows, although the path will be different off course.

I'm calling this solved, been using Union for about a week now. Once you pointed out where I was going wrong when directing LMMS to the plugin in the wine directory, it's been running great. A little CPU heavy, but so many good sounds in there.