Penguin parade: Sinevibes now does Linux
Love Linux? Time to show it: CDM fave Sinevibes has brought their Integer effect plug-in to Linux-native VST3. So it’d be great to hear from Linux-using CDMers about this one.
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Obviously, it’s a safe bet if this is a hit, you’ll see more builds. This wasn’t intended to be hyped (or even released to the press), but I think it’s worth mentioning for that reason.
And while I have your attention – Linux users, what distro are you running? What free and commercial plug-ins are essential for you? Which format do you prefer? I’m curious; maybe we can even do a proper survey at some point.
An update
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Sinevibes now supports Linux with all Plugins - gearnews.com
In a new compatibility update, Sinevibes supports Linux with a range of its effects processing plugins bringing more options to Linux users.
Usually, effects and instruments options for Linux users are limited, but you can now add the entire Sinevibes collection to your library.
Linux might still be a fringe platform as far as DAW users are concerned. However, this is certainly a step in the right direction. As an operating system, Linux offers stability when it comes to processing, so this could well mean that more developers will follow with support for the platform.