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Yet Another way to use Windows VST plugins on Linux. Yabridge seamlessly
supports running both 64-bit Windows VST2 plugins as well as 32-bit Windows VST2
plugins in a 64-bit Linux VST host, with optional support for inter-plugin
communication through [plugin groups](#Plugin-groups). This project aims to be
communication through [plugin groups](#plugin-groups). This project aims to be
as transparent as possible in order to achieve the best possible plugin
compatibility while also staying easy to debug and maintain.
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This is the recommended way to use yabridge if you're using Bitwig Studio or any
other VST host that supports _invididually sandboxed plugins_. If you use Bitwig
Studio and you do not want to use the '_Individually_' plugin hosting mode, then
you should follow the instructions from the [copying](#Copying) section below
you should follow the instructions from the [copying](#copying) section below
instead. For this installation method you can either use the prebuilt binaries
from the [GitHub releases](https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge/releases)
section, or you can build yabridge directly from source. If you use the prebuilt
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when the window gets dragged offscreen on the top and left dies of the screen.
- Plugins like **FabFilter Pro-Q 3** that can share data between different
instances of the same plugin plugins have to be hosted within a single process
for that functionality to work. See the [plugin groups](#Plugin-groups)
for that functionality to work. See the [plugin groups](#plugin-groups)
section for instructions on how to set this up.
Aside from that, these are some known caveats:
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After you've finished building you can follow the instructions under the
[usage](#Usage) section on how to set up yabridge.
[usage](#usage) section on how to set up yabridge.
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