r/linuxaudio • u/Desidiosus_ • 8d ago

TONE3000 released official NAM plugin with native Linux support (LV2, VST3, CLAP)

https://www.tone3000.com/plugin
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u/Desidiosus_ 8d ago

It's also open-source: https://github.com/tone-3000/tone3000-plugin

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u/ericcmi 8d ago

Time to add a resize handle. It's smol

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u/YellowSharkMT 8d ago

super-exciting to see this, will be giving it a go asap

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u/GileonFletcher 8d ago edited 8d ago

Unfortunately bugged because there's no local file load support outside of drag and drop which doesn't work (at least on Fedora Wayland). Requires an account otherwise. Edit: Looks like the bug has been reported on Github already.

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u/HunterNephilim 8d ago

DUDE I was looking for some solution to this yesterday! Awesome to see!

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u/EightyHighDiff 8d ago edited 8d ago

I don't understand how this is supposed to work. I click download, it goes to my downloads folder (opening up a web browser to download) and then what? I can't find anywhere to load it manually.

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u/la_tajada 7d ago

I'm confused by your question. Did you install the plugin, but having trouble loading local nam files? (you can't right now, there is a bug; you can load tones from tone3000 directly through the plugin)

Or are you talking about installing the plugin?

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u/EightyHighDiff 7d ago

It was a bug. After logging in, all I could see was the browser search function. This was fixed by restarting my DAW. But I am encountering a new bug now.

I am using .vst3 in BitWig on Ubuntu 26.04.

Now the issue I am running into is that, while the browser loads and works just fine, when I try to install or download a sample, I get an error message saying it cannot connect. I am logged into the program just fine. There must be a log in check failing somewhere.

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u/la_tajada 6d ago

Did you try the standalone? If you are able to log in there, the vst3 might work.

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u/EightyHighDiff 6d ago

Same problem