Someone to Compile on Windows For Me
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@johnmike You could probably hire someone to export your projects, but you're better off in the long run not being tied to one OS.
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@d-healey lol....I have a windows computer that I can test it on myself...and I do my fair share of CS for my windows CUSS-tomers(lol) I just really need the VST or DLL for windows...tried exporting the VST3 from my Mac but it just shows up as a folder instead of a package when I load it on my windows computer
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@Dan-Korneff I agree...I don't have a problem paying someone to export it for windows for me for a reasonable price lol
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@johnmike said in Someone to Compile on Windows For Me:
@d-healey lol....I have a windows computer that I can test it on myself...and I do my fair share of CS for my windows CUSS-tomers(lol) I just really need the VST or DLL for windows...tried exporting the VST3 from my Mac but it just shows up as a folder instead of a package when I load it on my windows computer
Testing != debugging. You need to be in control of your build process so you can test things and fix things on each OS. I'm a Debian user but I've had to take the time to learn how to use XCode and VS - I also started by getting other people to run my builds, I quickly decided it was better to buy a Mac.
I have a video on YouTube showing how to setup VS, it's not difficult.
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@d-healey makes sense...your tutorials have been helpful...ill sit down today and take a look at it and see...
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@johnmike And if you need any help just ask, we'll get you up and running!
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@d-healey ok got Hise up and running on my windows PC...loaded up the project file...everything is working fine in HISE...when I export however it exports as a .VST3 instead of a .DLL ....how can I make it export as a .dll?
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@johnmike You need to add the VST2 SDK but if you haven't signed an VST2 agreement in the past you're not allowed to distribute VST2 plugins.
Why do you want a VST2?
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@Christoph-Hart I can't get the VST3 to read in Studio One for some reason...but the .dll files I have work fine
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trying to figure out what im doing wrong over here lol...
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@johnmike VST3s have the .vst3 extension.
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@d-healey Right...I know that...I guess this is where the "debugging" and all that comes in...cause for some reason my VST3 exports aren't reading in the DAW...Ill keep tinkering around
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@johnmike Try multiple DAWs (especially Reaper).
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@d-healey Reaper got me closer! it actually opened up! gotta figure out why it isn't opening in Studio One Specifically...Thanks a lot!
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@johnmike This tool might help as well - https://github.com/Tracktion/pluginval/releases
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@d-healey interesting...is this a plugin testing tool of some sorts?
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@johnmike Yes
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I will be happy to Compile Windows Plugins VST3 and .dll. If you @johnmike need let me know.
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Googling Studio ONE + VST3 yields this:
Can Studio One load VST3 from a different folder than the default? - Questions & Answers | PreSonus
On a PC, Studio One 4.5 does not see VST3s that aren't installed to the default "C:\Program Files\ ... too hard to make it work in Studio One as well.
(answers.presonus.com)
Try putting the vst3 in the default folder.
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@Christoph-Hart Exactly... I use Studio One & Live 11 for my Trance music production. I have no issue with .VST3 for Studio One
