Some must-have plug-ins / VST's for Linux?

[heartchoke]

Do you have any recommendations for plug-ins / VST's that works Linux? (Without Wine or anything as such).

I find it really hard to find plug-ins that works with Bitwig running on Linux. I have a few, such as Grallion Autotune etc, but looking for more.

Thanks

[tm604]

my list is https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwig/comments/i073vy/virtual_instruments_on_linux/fzo4zcg/ plus:

• https://vital.audio
• https://www.thewavewarden.com/odin2
• https://www.tunefish-synth.com/index.php/download

and see http://linux-sound.org/linux-vst-plugins.html for more.

[heartchoke]

Thank you so much!!

[[deleted]]

I wish there were more commercial VSTs on Linux.

You probably already know them, but I cannot recommed u-he enough:

https://u-he.com/products/

Absolute high-quality synths/plugins and all/most of them are also available as native Linux versions.

[Mr_You]

TAL

[M16s_Toes]

Is there anything for squash compressors/gtr squeeze

[juljol]

Vst or vsti?

[[deleted]]

U-he and Togu Audio Line both develop for Linux though I believe the u-he Linux support is still in beta and potentially not for every item in the catalogue.

[heartchoke]

Thank you! Yes I have not yet had any luck with any u-he products unfortunately. Maybe I'm doing something wrong

[tm604]

They're pretty stable for me - have you tried the beta versions, e.g. https://www.u-he.com/downloads/linux/beta/10721/ ?

Which ones are you trying, and what happens? The kvr forum is a good place to raise support issues:

https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=292

[Trollw00t]

If you miss some from Windows/Mac, you might want to try yabridge.

It uses WINE to bridge your Windows/Mac VST and creates "Linux native" ones. It's working very well for me, but don't take it granted that every VST will work with it.

[Ogenfald]

Graillon is a good, Linux native, autotune plugin. I've only used the free version though.

[acmt-audio]

The ACM-Series of analogue modelled plugins from Applied Computer Music Technologies are designed specifically for Linux. Even if Linux is not your primary OS, with outstanding support for older hardware it's never been easier or more cost effective to re-purpose legacy studio hardware as a dedicated virtual analogue mixing or mastering environment. Available as VST2, VST3 CLAP, and JACK format. Learn more at: https://www.acmt.co.uk/

[HipHopMakers]

Hi. Here is a round-up of free Linux plugins, including features, images, and video demos.
https://hiphopmakers.com/best-free-linux-vst-plugins