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My Manjaro system where it crashes has an old /home directory (older than the current Manjaro install).Wine vs Wine staging (Wine staging where it crashes, Wine mainline on my VM).Maybe one system config file (nf or something else).

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Video driver used (Intel+Nouveau/Nvidia where it crashes).

So, the difference between Intro working and Intro not working might be one of those things, with some thing probably unrelated: On my host machine (not in my virtual machine), I made a all new Wine default prefix, tried using the Intro VST. The plugin works as well as on your machine. I opened Carla to test the BK Synthlab Intro plugin, and. Then, I made myself a new Virtualbox VM, installed a new Manjaro, applied updates, installed Pipewire, installed your yabridge AUR package (which installed Wine but not Wine staging), then installed Carla. I tried using WINEDEBUG to trace what was going on, and I could just see that the plugin could load a few of its Synthedit files, then crash without trace before loading the Synthedit wavetable file. Still, as you know, at least one completely innocuous VST gets processes killed with a SIGTRAP or SIGABRT. As you know with this issue, Yabridge works better than Linvst on my two Manjaro systems, one with 250+ 32-bit VSTs and the other with around 25 64-bit VSTs. Then, months after and a few updates of many packages later, LinVst started behaving where opening 2 VSTs in the same bridge and closing one VST would freeze the linvst server process. I had a recently installed Manjaro with a set of maybe 30 VSTs, 64-bt mostly, that would work properly in Renoise Linux. Something weird in the same vein appeared with LinVst (another bridge). But I think it's similar to what's happening now. I've tried some other things recently which bring me to think that there is inherently suspect in Wine.Ĭompletely unrelated to yabridge, at some time in the past, for no good, reason, I could not get a DirectX9 app to run in Wine, when months prior, it ran absolutely fine. subprojects -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d -exec rm -rf '')Įcho -e "\n$total_memory gigabytes of RAM detected, limiting the number of build jobs to 1\n"Įcho -e "\n$total_memory gigabytes of RAM detected, limiting the number of build jobs to 3\n" # Can't use `git clean` here since the entire src/ directory will beįind. # if we're building from a dirty src/ directory we'll just nuke any cached

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# Meson won't apply any new options or update wraps if they already exist, so Optdepends=('yabridgectl: utility for setting up and managing yabridge')

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Pkgdesc="Yet Another VST bridge, run Windows VST2 plugins under Linux"ĭepends=('wine' 'boost' 'libxcb' 'lib32-boost-libs>=1.72.0' 'lib32-libxcb') yabridge version: 2.2.1, commit 3fbffa5.Immediate crash of the host, with a SIGABRT signal. The plugin GUI opens, or, for Carla, the plugin parameter list loads.

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You just need a 32 or 64 bit Wine prefix and the following plugin, and Wine staging 6.1 However, trying to open the plugin crashes the host application with a SIGABRT (happened in Ardour, Carla and Renoise). When I register the VSTi plugin BK Intro (32 bit), it is recognized by the host as a valid VSTi. That is optional, although you might consider it to be more clear.Thanks for giving yabridge a shot! If you're having issues with plugins not working at all or scans timing out then make sure to check out the troubleshooting common issues section of the readme. That's it! All the notes assigned to the plugin should now display drum names on top of the piano roll.īy clicking the second option on the top left of the MIDI editor window, you can even switch to a view with no piano keys at all, but just the drum names. piano roll.įile -> Note names -> Load note names from file -> Choose fileĪnd open the previously extracted drum map file. Double-click on that MIDI event to open the MIDI editor, i.e. Drag and drop a MIDI groove from the plugin to the track timeline. Open Reaper, create a track, and load the drum instrument as an FX. You can find drum maps and instructions for these DAWs within the help section of this website as well. Other DAWs like Cubase and Studio One have their own drum map file format. Please note that this drum map file only works with Reaper.