ToneLib GFX VST for Linux

Discussion in 'Testimonials & Suggestions' started by alexthebassist, Apr 11, 2019.

  1. Olmedo

    Olmedo New Member

    Yes!!! It works thanks for the quick response. It is a great tool!
     
  2. Vasilis Lambrou

    Vasilis Lambrou New Member

    I'm bringing this up again, Tonelib works as a plugin only with the version 3.8.0. With any newer versions I've tried, Ardour cannot find it as a plugin.
     
  3. karlosnoir

    karlosnoir New Member

    Greetings to all. I see that ToneLib 4.6.6 works perfectly as a Linux-VST plugin in Ardour 6.8.0 64-bit in Linux Mint.. If it does not appear in the list of plugins, simply copy the plugin to a folder where you save your plugins for Ardour. Great job for Linux. Thank you ToneLib. :):):)
     

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  4. IdotT

    IdotT New Member

    Working well with Debian using Mixbus/Ardour and Bitwig. Thank you.
     
  5. brunobmello25

    brunobmello25 New Member

    Hey everyone!

    Reviving this post here for those who come to it looking to get this amazing program and plugin working with fedora, which is a non debian based distro.

    To get it working, I used a combination of 3 programs that you can install with dnf:

    - sudo dnf install alien rpm-build rpmrebuild

    Then, you will basically convert the .deb package to a .rpm one, then fix a small thing on it using rpmrebuild:

    1. run `sudo alien --to-rpm <path to the .deb file>`
    2. run `rpmrebuild -pe <path to the generated rpm file>`
    3. this will open up a text file with the contents of the rpm package. look for lines containing *just* the paths `/usr`, `/usr/lib` and `/usr/bin`. Delete these lines, save and exit the editor. this will generate an updated rpm file on `~/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64`
    4. install the rpm package with `sudo dnf install ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64/<file.rpm>`

    this will make both the standalone ToneLib-GFX program available on your path and the vst plugin available on `/usr/lib/vst`. If your DAW doesn't pick up this vst path automatically you will have to add it to it's configuration. In my case, using reaper, I have to do the following:

    1. Go to options>preferences>Plug-Ins>VST
    2. Click on `Edit path list>Add path`
    3. add `/usr/lib/vst` path