For 30 years, WINE has bridged the gap between Windows and Linux for running applications, particularly games. But its utility extends further, even into the realm of audio. Enter yabridge, an application that unlocks the doors to running your beloved Windows audio plugins right on your Linux system.
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it's worth mentioning:
wine-staging 9.5 to 9.7 (current as of the writing of this post) does not work with yabridge.
there are 2 temporary solutions:
1. downgrade and lock wine-staging version 9.4
2. according to the developer of yabridge: "temporary solution would be to edit yabridge-host.exe and to change wine on line 33 to wine64".
I tested both, and I recommend method 2 because wine-staging 9.7 allows, among other things, to install iLok-protected applications without problems, and it works very well.
BTW> thanks for this website, content and videos on yt, good job man!
Glad you dig the content.
The occasional breakage is a good thing. Seems to be the only way people learn to hold WINE versions.
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