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just out of curiosity, which plugins are only VST3? I'm just curious. its only a matter of time before that will be the case increasingly due to Steinberg's draconian licensing politics.
In the meantime I highly encourage you to check out Kushview Element. For $2 you can download the latest version and use it to host VST3 plugins inside VePro.
Believe me, VSL will get VST3 support eventually, they have to because Steinberg is slowly slitting the throat of VST2 plugins everywhere...but anyway, in the meantime...so you can get your music going...check out KushView Element:
https://kushview.net/element/download/
if you're handy with a compiler you can even get the source and build it for free!! I have tested all the various sub-hosting plugins like PlogueBidule, Patchworks, DDMF, etc...and KushView element works the best inside VePro! All the other ones mentioned, all of which I own...and all of which are NOT free......have GUI related problems inside VePro for now. But I have had no problems at all with Kushview. Its quite a decent product and the main developer is also super responsive and nice guy.
The VSTs that still failed are: Hand Clapper/Slate SSD5/CSR Hall/Kontakt 3/Melodyne/Ozone 3/PhilharmonikCE/Sample Tank2/Sonar Works/TH1/Trash/iZotope Alloy/RX3/. Please advise.
Some of those, maybe all, are 32-bit and if your [Mac] OS is past a certain point a no-go. Kontakt 3 I don't think was ever full 64-bit on Mac, SampleTank 2 and CSR Hall won't install here...
just out of curiosity, which plugins are only VST3? I'm just curious. its only a matter of time before that will be the case increasingly due to Steinberg's draconian licensing politics.
In the meantime I highly encourage you to check out Kushview Element. For $2 you can download the latest version and use it to host VST3 plugins inside VePro.
Believe me, VSL will get VST3 support eventually, they have to because Steinberg is slowly slitting the throat of VST2 plugins everywhere...but anyway, in the meantime...so you can get your music going...check out KushView Element:
https://kushview.net/element/download/
if you're handy with a compiler you can even get the source and build it for free!! I have tested all the various sub-hosting plugins like PlogueBidule, Patchworks, DDMF, etc...and KushView element works the best inside VePro! All the other ones mentioned, all of which I own...and all of which are NOT free......have GUI related problems inside VePro for now. But I have had no problems at all with Kushview. Its quite a decent product and the main developer is also super responsive and nice guy.
This has already been posted before! My question was to VSL. Are you from VSL?
VSL are you suggesting after buying your product now I have to go to a third party solution to make up for the shortcomings in your product?
VSL look at your company description in about page on your website. You claim many things and sell very expensive software. Least you can do is stand behind your product. I asked you a valid question! Can you answer my question please!
Do you have an ETA on VST3 support?
Hi, Thanks for the reminder. I know that VST3 is still not implemented, and it is still high on the list. I hope that we can provide this feature soon. Unfortunately I cannot offer an ETA, but I will give this another push. Best,PaulIt has been almost 3 years. So sad to see this.
This is an urgent call for VE Pro supporting VST3: all high-quality PlugIns come now with VST3!! It would be a major drawback for our customers if we cannot use their new VST3 PlugIns on our server units.
Very timely implementation is like a MUST for this otherwise fantastic software which currently becomes unusable for many practical purposes.
I hope that this serious wake-up call from a decade long customer will be heard at the VSL company :-))
