Vestige Crashing on Loading VST (Ubuntu)

[hellfire330]

I have already searched for a solution to this problem but cannot find anything relevant to me. Sorry if it's a really common problem to post about.

I am trying to use VSTs to get some violins in my first project. I follow the steps in the manual by loading the VSTs through Vestige but every time LMMS crashes after selecting a .dll file and clicking "open". I have tried three different VSTs of different sizes including one recommended for testing in another post. (MDA Piano https://plugins4free.com/plugin/201/)

INFO:
I am running Ubuntu 22.04.
I am using the latest version of LMMS (1.2.2 Appimage) downloaded yesterday but also installed the program via terminal a few days earlier before realizing it did not contain Vestige.
I had installed Wine 9.0 before ever downloading LMMS.
I have tried using different audio interfaces and latencies.

SPECS:
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6200U CPU @ 2.30GHz
Sound Card Sunrise Point-LP HD Audio
Ram 8GB

[musikbear]

I had installed Wine 9.0 before ever downloading LMMS.

Wine9 does not work
You have to remove it, and get an earlier version
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[hellfire330]

Wine9 does not work
You have to remove it, and get an earlier version

Any tips on how to go about this and what might be a suitable version? I looked around for info on how to install an earlier version and some say it's easy, some say it's really complicated while others claim it shouldn't be done with Wine at all.

[ethandaviss03]

Keep software updated and debug using logs to resolve crashing issues during VST loading in LMMS on Ubuntu 22.04.

[musikbear]

Wine9 does not work
You have to remove it, and get an earlier version

Any tips on how to go about this and what might be a suitable version? I looked around for info on how to install an earlier version and some say it's easy, some say it's really complicated while others claim it shouldn't be done with Wine at all.

Dont know why your post has been hiding, but the only advice i have is to contact your pacman and ask what you need to do on your specific distro, in order to install a pre-wine9, wine-version on your pc. You could also make an account at linux-musicians -They have a lot of expertice in anything related to linux and music.

[WendellWright]

I have already searched for a solution to this problem but cannot find anything relevant to me. Sorry if it's a really common problem to post about.

I am trying to use VSTs to get some violins in my first project. I follow the steps in the manual by loading the VSTs through Vestige but every time LMMS crashes after selecting a .dll file and clicking "open". I have tried three different VSTs of different sizes including one recommended for testing in another post. (MDA Piano https://plugins4free.com/plugin/201/)

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INFO:
I am running Ubuntu 22.04.
I am using the latest version of LMMS (1.2.2 Appimage) downloaded yesterday but also installed the program via terminal a few days earlier before realizing it did not contain Vestige.
I had installed Wine 9.0 before ever downloading LMMS.
I have tried using different audio interfaces and latencies.

SPECS:
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6200U CPU @ 2.30GHz
Sound Card Sunrise Point-LP HD Audio
Ram 8GB

Thanks for the info, I will keep it in my mind. If I want to know more, I will ask by starting my own thread.