Vestige problem under Linux

[anonymouschico]

Hello everyone.
When I try to load a VST in Debian Stretch 64 bit, I get the following error:

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Non è stato possibile caricare il plugin VST /home/berserk/TB-303_TR-808/TS-808 Stereo.dll a causa di alcuni errori.
Se, con altre applicazioni GNU/Linux il plugin funziona, si prega di contattare uno sviluppatore di LMMS!

Basically, this means it can't load the VST.
I installed and configured Wine and LMMS as I saw in other threads, consider under Windows 10 I had no problem at all with the same VST.
Also, Synth1 doesn't work.

Please, help.

[Douglas]

Hello everyone.
When I try to load a VST in Debian Stretch 64 bit, I get the following error:

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Non è stato possibile caricare il plugin VST /home/berserk/TB-303_TR-808/TS-808 Stereo.dll a causa di alcuni errori.
Se, con altre applicazioni GNU/Linux il plugin funziona, si prega di contattare uno sviluppatore di LMMS!

Basically, this means it can't load the VST.
I installed and configured Wine and LMMS as I saw in other threads, consider under Windows 10 I had no problem at all with the same VST.
Also, Synth1 doesn't work.

Please, help.

Hoho, I had the same problem for YEARS!!!

I was running Debian 8 at the time, and it didn't seem like anybody else did, so I had a unique problem. After years of trial and error, I discovered that it was a problem with Wine, not LMMS.

The solution I found (a year ago? Six months ago?) was to install Wine Staging.

Follow the applicable instructions here: https://wine-staging.com/installation.html

This is also important:

1. When checking whether your VSTs work, use the Synth1 VST. That's the VST we use to check whether VeSTige is working.

2. Get the 32bit version. I have a 64bit OS, but for some reason I can only run 32bit VSTs. It hasn't bothered me too much, as 99% of VSTs out there have a 32bit version. At least use 32bit to check if it's working, then later see if you can get 64bit working.

Hope this helps! Tell me if you get it working.

[anonymouschico]

I did what you said.
Wine staging, 32 bit, lmms from the Ubuntu repo (can't remember the name right now) and configured wine to emulate 7, also added /usr/share/lmms as drive.

[alazar66]

Follow the applicable instructions here: https://wine-staging.com/installation.html

This is also important:

1. When checking whether your VSTs work, use the Synth1 VST. That's the VST we use to check whether VeSTige is working.

2. Get the 32bit version. I have a 64bit OS, but for some reason I can only run 32bit VSTs. It hasn't bothered me too much, as 99% of VSTs out there have a 32bit version. At least use 32bit to check if it's working, then later see if you can get 64bit working.

Hope this helps! Tell me if you get it working.

I'm using ubuntu 18.04 bionic and this worked for me. Thanks so much.

I had tried simply installing the windows version of lmms using wine, and although the vst plugin did work at that point, it had some major issues (the whole instrument GUI would periodically black out and be mostly unusable).

Was a bit complicated to get wine-staging installed on ubuntu 18 because of a dependency issue with libfaudio0, but the (fairly confusing) instructions on this page worked for me: https://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=32192
Somewhat more clear instructions here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1164191 ... l-on-18-04

[Gps]

congratz