Всем, привет. Поставил недавно себе хакинтош с лоджиком и вот какая проблема возникла.Не смог я найти нормальных хай гейновых гитарных плагинов под лоджик. Всякие там амплитюбы и гитар риги это шлак. К сожалениею даже ревальвера нету под мак((( Поэтому стал вопрос как перекодировать писюшные vst под мак. Я долго изучал форумы и вот что нашел. Подробное описание того как конвертнуть писюшные dll в vst под мак.После этого можео fxpansion vst to au конвертнуть. ВОт описание:
Installing XCode (Necessary to build Wine):
1. First, you'll need to download Xcode from Apple's developer site. In order to do so, you'll first need to register with Apple's developer program. This is free. To do so, click on this link: https://connect.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Membe rSite.woa, and click "Join Now", and follow all the steps to fill in the required information to get a username and password for the Apple Developer Program.
2. Once you get your username and password, go here: https://connect.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Membe rSite.woa/wa/promo?source=ADCLOG&code=ADCLOG-NEX and log in with your credentials.
3. Once you're logged in, you'll see the member's page. From here you should click on the Downloads link.
4. Next, click on the link on the right that says "Developer Tools"
5. Now, locate "Xcode 3.1.3 Developer DVD (Disk Image)" and click on it to download the Xcode installer.
6. Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and then the .pkg file contained within. Follow he instructions and allow it to install. You shouldn't need to customize the installation.
Installing MacPorts, Porticus, and Wine:
7. Click here to download MacPorts: http://svn.macports.org/repository/macports/downlo ads/MacPorts-1.7.1/MacPorts-1.7.1-10.5-Leopard.dmg . Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and then the .pkg file contained within. Follow he instructions and allow it to install.
8. Next, click here to install Porticus. http://porticus.alittledrop.com/downloads/Porticus _1_6_3.dmg. Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and drag Porticus to your apps folder.
9. Open the Porticus app.
10. Click on the folder that says "All Ports". (You should see almost 6000 available.)
11. Type "wine-devel" (without quotes) in the search box in the upper right.
12. Click on "wine-devel" in the main window.
13. Click the green "install" button in the upper left.
14. Click the install button in the confirmation window and enter your admin password for osx. This will automate the entire process needed to download, compile, and install Wine and all it's dependencies. It will take a long time... maybe an hour or more if I remember correctly, so be patient.
Installing XQuartz:
15. Click here to download XQuartz: http://xquartz.macosforge.org/downloads/X11-2.3.3. 2.dmg. Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and then the .pkg file contained within. Follow he instructions and allow it to install. NOTE: The MIDI related problems I made mention of earlier in this thread might not be XQuartz related, but may instead be due to a known bug in 10.5.7. This is the link to the latest version.
Installing and configuring WACVST:
16. Follow this link to get to the latest version of WACVST and click on the "Download Now!" button to download the binaries: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wacvst/.
17. One the file is downloaded, go ahead and unzip it.
18. Once unzipped, double-click on the wacvst folder to open it.
19. Control-click on the wacvst.vst file and select "Show Package Contents" from the drop down menu. This will open an new window showing the contents of wacvst.vst.
20. Double-click on the "Resources" folder in the new window.
21. Double-click on config.plist. If you've correctly installed Xcode, this should open up easily with the Property List Editor.
22. Change the plugin-name value to be the name of your Windows VST filename *without* the extension. So if your plugin's filename is messiah.dll, then you should change the plugin-name to be "messiah" (without quotations).
23. Change the wine-path to reflect the location in your wine install. By default, this will likely appear as: /usr/local/bin/wine . If you've been following these instructions, then you should change this to: /opt/local/bin/wine
24. Type command-Q to quite the Property List Manager and then click "Save".
25. Drag the Windows VST .ddl file you wish to wrap and any supporting files into the "Resources" folder window that should still be open on your desktop. (If you're not sure about the "supporting files" (which can get pretty involved, depending on the plug-in), then I might recommend that you start off experimenting with some of the more simple freeware plug-ins that only comprise of a simple user interface and a single .dll file. At this point, you can close the "Resources" folder window, but leave the "wacvst-bin" folder open.
26. Double-click on Macintosh HD.
27. Double-click on Library.
28. Double-click on Audio.
29. Double-click on Plug-Ins.
30. Double-click on VST.
31. Drag the wacvst.vst file from the "wacvst" folder to the "VST" folder.
32. Cross your fingers.
33. Open up VST host you like and see if your plug-in shows up.
34. Regardless of whether your plug-in works or doesn't work with wacvst, you should come back here and share your experience with others in this thread so that others can learn from it, so this project can move forward, and to give props to Dave (retroware) for all his hard work and his willingness to donate it to the open source community.
Also... as Dave mentions in the wacvst readme file... "One may need to copy support dlls to wine's windows\system32 directory." This is very similar to Receptor in that some Windows plug-ins rely on features within the Windows libraries that aren't included as a part of Wine by default. I'll add some details regarding how to do this soon, but it should be assumed that any techniques used to "hack" a specific plug-in onto the Receptor (which is using Wine in a similar fashion) would also apply in this case as well.
Additionally, it's also worth mentioning that Wine's registry (similar to the Windows registry) may also need to be edited. In fact, this is frquently the case for commercial plug-ins you've purchased that require a serial number during installation. Again, I'll add additional details soon, but I'd also look toward the forums for the Receptor for techniques regarding specific plugins.
Hopefully this helps a few of you get started with this project. Also, don't hesitate to suggest any edits I can make to this procedure to help clarify the installation.
P.S.
так как я новый человек на маке то возможно что то не так делаю и получившийся vst почему то не видит fxpansion.
Может кто занимался такой процедурой. Короче жду ваших комментов
Installing XCode (Necessary to build Wine):
1. First, you'll need to download Xcode from Apple's developer site. In order to do so, you'll first need to register with Apple's developer program. This is free. To do so, click on this link: https://connect.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Membe rSite.woa, and click "Join Now", and follow all the steps to fill in the required information to get a username and password for the Apple Developer Program.
2. Once you get your username and password, go here: https://connect.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Membe rSite.woa/wa/promo?source=ADCLOG&code=ADCLOG-NEX and log in with your credentials.
3. Once you're logged in, you'll see the member's page. From here you should click on the Downloads link.
4. Next, click on the link on the right that says "Developer Tools"
5. Now, locate "Xcode 3.1.3 Developer DVD (Disk Image)" and click on it to download the Xcode installer.
6. Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and then the .pkg file contained within. Follow he instructions and allow it to install. You shouldn't need to customize the installation.
Installing MacPorts, Porticus, and Wine:
7. Click here to download MacPorts: http://svn.macports.org/repository/macports/downlo ads/MacPorts-1.7.1/MacPorts-1.7.1-10.5-Leopard.dmg . Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and then the .pkg file contained within. Follow he instructions and allow it to install.
8. Next, click here to install Porticus. http://porticus.alittledrop.com/downloads/Porticus _1_6_3.dmg. Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and drag Porticus to your apps folder.
9. Open the Porticus app.
10. Click on the folder that says "All Ports". (You should see almost 6000 available.)
11. Type "wine-devel" (without quotes) in the search box in the upper right.
12. Click on "wine-devel" in the main window.
13. Click the green "install" button in the upper left.
14. Click the install button in the confirmation window and enter your admin password for osx. This will automate the entire process needed to download, compile, and install Wine and all it's dependencies. It will take a long time... maybe an hour or more if I remember correctly, so be patient.
Installing XQuartz:
15. Click here to download XQuartz: http://xquartz.macosforge.org/downloads/X11-2.3.3. 2.dmg. Once it downloads, double click on the .dmg file and then the .pkg file contained within. Follow he instructions and allow it to install. NOTE: The MIDI related problems I made mention of earlier in this thread might not be XQuartz related, but may instead be due to a known bug in 10.5.7. This is the link to the latest version.
Installing and configuring WACVST:
16. Follow this link to get to the latest version of WACVST and click on the "Download Now!" button to download the binaries: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wacvst/.
17. One the file is downloaded, go ahead and unzip it.
18. Once unzipped, double-click on the wacvst folder to open it.
19. Control-click on the wacvst.vst file and select "Show Package Contents" from the drop down menu. This will open an new window showing the contents of wacvst.vst.
20. Double-click on the "Resources" folder in the new window.
21. Double-click on config.plist. If you've correctly installed Xcode, this should open up easily with the Property List Editor.
22. Change the plugin-name value to be the name of your Windows VST filename *without* the extension. So if your plugin's filename is messiah.dll, then you should change the plugin-name to be "messiah" (without quotations).
23. Change the wine-path to reflect the location in your wine install. By default, this will likely appear as: /usr/local/bin/wine . If you've been following these instructions, then you should change this to: /opt/local/bin/wine
24. Type command-Q to quite the Property List Manager and then click "Save".
25. Drag the Windows VST .ddl file you wish to wrap and any supporting files into the "Resources" folder window that should still be open on your desktop. (If you're not sure about the "supporting files" (which can get pretty involved, depending on the plug-in), then I might recommend that you start off experimenting with some of the more simple freeware plug-ins that only comprise of a simple user interface and a single .dll file. At this point, you can close the "Resources" folder window, but leave the "wacvst-bin" folder open.
26. Double-click on Macintosh HD.
27. Double-click on Library.
28. Double-click on Audio.
29. Double-click on Plug-Ins.
30. Double-click on VST.
31. Drag the wacvst.vst file from the "wacvst" folder to the "VST" folder.
32. Cross your fingers.
33. Open up VST host you like and see if your plug-in shows up.
34. Regardless of whether your plug-in works or doesn't work with wacvst, you should come back here and share your experience with others in this thread so that others can learn from it, so this project can move forward, and to give props to Dave (retroware) for all his hard work and his willingness to donate it to the open source community.
Also... as Dave mentions in the wacvst readme file... "One may need to copy support dlls to wine's windows\system32 directory." This is very similar to Receptor in that some Windows plug-ins rely on features within the Windows libraries that aren't included as a part of Wine by default. I'll add some details regarding how to do this soon, but it should be assumed that any techniques used to "hack" a specific plug-in onto the Receptor (which is using Wine in a similar fashion) would also apply in this case as well.
Additionally, it's also worth mentioning that Wine's registry (similar to the Windows registry) may also need to be edited. In fact, this is frquently the case for commercial plug-ins you've purchased that require a serial number during installation. Again, I'll add additional details soon, but I'd also look toward the forums for the Receptor for techniques regarding specific plugins.
Hopefully this helps a few of you get started with this project. Also, don't hesitate to suggest any edits I can make to this procedure to help clarify the installation.
P.S.
так как я новый человек на маке то возможно что то не так делаю и получившийся vst почему то не видит fxpansion.
Может кто занимался такой процедурой. Короче жду ваших комментов