List of file sound extensions

[hsiangch_ong]

For using VSTi you really do not need to use Visual Studio, unless you want to compile the VSTi Host yourself. I left the pre-compiled binaries in "MIDIPlayer64.zip" in the "soundsbanks" directory.

i have credited.  thank you for this information.

now i have to decide if i want to go into windows for such an endeavor.  i don't want to complicate my life on linux with wine.  unless i could have another computer with much more ram and cpu cores.

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this morning i downloaded a vst3 instrument.  it works in openmpt but doesn't show the gui, which is so frustrating.  some plug-ins that do show the gui do not offer animation of the controls although the parameters could change.  it's one reason why music creation on 64-bit-only operating system is a drag.  what a shame 32-bit is being discontinued everywhere, but time can only move forward.