Would there be anyone nice who could compile Linux Studio Plugins for Windows in CLAP and VST3 formats?

https://lsp-plug.in/?page=download&section=source

 

I can give it a go, though I need to check if my MINGW toolchain is up to date.

 

https://mega.nz/file/5wk2FKiT#JgqZNb08rqpoXGR_ow5T_Yf1HcFyPOKvZ3Cz0TJG6os

Works on my machine™.

 

@Will Kweks thank you

 

Just curious: you are a windows user and can choose from a lot of plugins. Why these specific Linux plugins?

 

I have 2 systems with Windows and Linux, but work mostly on Windows. In my spare time I am active on Linux, mostly in the audio world.
As for Linux Studio Plugins, I think the plugins deserve more publicity, because they are just really good.

Included in this package is an autogain plugin, a reverb modeler based on the 3d model of the room, some good eqs, A\B plugin.
mass of goodness.


Linux has a lot of great native tools, but it's still a shame that it's not widely supported by developers.

 

Couldn't agree more! I am a Linux user now for 3 years, no windows at all any more. I did not know these LSP plugins. They cover somehow the whole musical area. I discovered the A/B plugins to distinguish between multiple versions. Nice!

 

Sorry to bring up an old thread, but I was unable to get the clap or the vst3 version of this working, I put the vst3 and clap in the corresponding directories and the plugin had failed within reaper, FL studio, and Kushveiw Element. To make sure I wasn't missing anything, I put the lsp plugins folder both in the vst3 and clap directories after it had failed, and it did not make a difference.

Below are the errors from fl studio and element



Am I missing something?

 

Dunno, I only tried on a) my machine and b) with Ableton and Reaper. Both work fine.

An educated guess would be that you're missing some requirements (like the latest VC++ runtime), but you don't mention your Windows version.

You could try running something like Dependencies on the lsp plugin. It's should be in something like

C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\LSP\lsp-plugins.vst3\Contents\x86_64-win\lsp-plugins.vst3

or

C:\Program Files\Common Files\CLAP\LSP\lsp-plugins.clap

That tells what libraries (DLLs) the plugin needs to run.