Very happy to see that VST support has arrived (back) in the latest dBpoweramp release!
Unfortunately a couple of VST3 effects I've tried seem to produce silence.
Spoon: If I may suggest, try putting your VST host through its paces with Stereo Tool - it packs in a huge amount of processing for a single VST effect, and its complexity seems to expose problems in VST hosts readily. It also produces a comparatively huge amount of state data to serialise.
Currently, when used with dBpoweramp, the VST3 version of Stereo Tool seems to produce silence, and the VST2 version seems to introduce regular-spaced artefacts in the left channel (buffer issue?); so it would seem well-placed to help narrow down any remaining host bugs.
Unfortunately a couple of VST3 effects I've tried seem to produce silence.
Spoon: If I may suggest, try putting your VST host through its paces with Stereo Tool - it packs in a huge amount of processing for a single VST effect, and its complexity seems to expose problems in VST hosts readily. It also produces a comparatively huge amount of state data to serialise.
Currently, when used with dBpoweramp, the VST3 version of Stereo Tool seems to produce silence, and the VST2 version seems to introduce regular-spaced artefacts in the left channel (buffer issue?); so it would seem well-placed to help narrow down any remaining host bugs.
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