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If you do use a weaker computer, the only thing that you'll need to know is that you might need to close and then re-open the GUI within LMMS to reflect changes. My only notes are that you'll need a fairly hefty computer to be able to run it with LMMS. For more serious work, I have downloaded some DSK vst's and will play with those too.Ĭhecking out new Vst's can be alot of fun.Īnd the guys that posted above my comment, gave some good advice.Īnd since you're on a Vst adventure.ĭon't forget to check out the list of tested vst's, that work well in Lmms.īy the way brandy, you can go ahead an add Massive as working under windows. I will indeed just use 1 or 2, mainly for creating some background music/loops for educational videos. Even if that VST isn't exactly what you need, you may still learn something that would work with those you do use. Another good thing to look for is VSTs somebody filmed a good tutorial about, if you're new.
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Try to either search for VSTs that are good for the specific thing you're doing (A synth with good trance lead, or that extra-spacey stereo reverb or whatewer) or ones with some new to you feature you didn't try before, just to see what happens. Viruses/malware are at least a theoretical possibility, since VSTs are at the end of the day just standard Windows DLLs with some pre-specified exports, so anything that can infect a generic DLL can infect a VST.Ī bit of a general advice: While trying new VSTs is fun, ending up with five gigabytes of the things you'd never use is counter-productive.
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Theoretically, all correctly-made VSTs are supposed to work on any application that supports them (IIRC, Logic Pro actually doesn't.) Practically, it's a bit more complicated, and the only way to be sure is to download the VST (or at least its demo version) and run it through its paces: create a project, add the VST, play with the settings, watch if it saves and loads correctly, watch if it loads your CPU too much or leaks memory, see if it works correctly with things like automation and MIDI learn (if it has the latter.)