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    • remarkablex
      remarkablex last edited by remarkablex

      Hi
      We've been late to sign the developer licenses for VST2 plugins with Steinberg. I've sent a couple of mails 2 months ago and they gave this answer;

      "Nevertheless, We have asked several people at Steinberg support again, but unfortunately we cannot make any exceptions. That would also be unfair to the other users, who have now switched to VST 3. I woluld like to inform you that Ableton live 10.1 Beta support VST 3 now."

      Isn't the time for makng vst 3?

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      • d.healey
        d.healey last edited by

        And VST3 is GNU GPL 🙂

        Libre Wave - Freedom respecting instruments and effects
        My Patreon - HISE tutorials
        YouTube Channel - Public HISE tutorials

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        • remarkablex
          remarkablex @d.healey last edited by remarkablex

          @d-healey said in About Steinberg VST2 License:

          And VST3 is GNU GPL 🙂

          🙂 we should make vst3 now with HISE 🙂

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          • Christoph Hart
            Christoph Hart last edited by

            Yes, I also heard that Ableton supports it now. This might be last big host that's lacking VST3 support, so it might become time to look into adding support for VST3.

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            • ossian1961
              ossian1961 @remarkablex last edited by

              @remarkablex said in About Steinberg VST2 License:

              That would also be unfair to the other users, who have now switched to VST 3.

              Well, they look are quite slow on VST3 license. I sent mine on 6 February and get this reply on 9:

              ***Feb 9, 12:43 CET

              Thank you for contacting Steinberg Support. I have forwarded your inquiry to the right department. You will be contacted regarding the license agreement as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!

              For further questions please do not hesitate to contact us.

              Best regards,

              Alina Andriescu

              Technical Support Steinberg***

              After that, the most absolute silence. Let's wait... 😕

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              • hisefilo
                hisefilo @remarkablex last edited by

                @remarkablex is vst3 any better than 2? Why should I start supporting it?

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                • remarkablex
                  remarkablex @hisefilo last edited by remarkablex

                  @hisefilo Of course vst3 is much more better than vst2 with economic high performance cpu and graphics. You can see here Because vst2 is 20 years old technology (released in 1999). Even VST3 is 10 years old 🙂 VST2 is dead (Creator Stienberg killed it) So everyone will be forced to do this at last 😉

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                  • hisefilo
                    hisefilo @remarkablex last edited by

                    @remarkablex wow!!! Audio inputs for vstis is also supported. That's awesome.have a project that needs that

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                      Win Conway last edited by

                      VST 2 supports inputs on VSTi, in fact the only thing it offers that was not achieved in VST 2 is its ability to create channels for chains, everything else was already done in 2 with extensions by various developers.

                      Having said all that, VST 3 had major issues with presets according to a lot of developers and took a long time to mature in to an acceptable plugin format, it is only just now becoming a viable alternative, 20 year old tech in this case means matured to the point of ultimate reliability.

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                      • hisefilo
                        hisefilo @Win Conway last edited by

                        @Win-Conway really? Will investigate how to do it. Thanks man!

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