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chore: Do some cleanup in the static directory

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@ -30,12 +30,12 @@ $ WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine_vst_plugins/" wine Deelay-1.0.3-Installer-64bit.exe
$ yabridgectl sync
```
![A running deelay](/vst-on-linux-2/deelay.png)
![A running deelay](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/deelay.png)
It's running, but the context menus UI glitch is present
Audio qualities of this plugin on Linux are prefect, but when you open any drop-down menu, plugin's window is getting hidden.
![UI glitch](vst-on-linux-2/deelay-glitch.gif)
![UI glitch](posts/vst-on-linux-2/deelay-glitch.gif)
But it can be fixed with **Carla**. If I'm putting Carla to my FX chain and then adding **Deelay** to **Carla**, this problem is gone.
@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ This plugin has a native **Linux** version, and it's open-source, so just instal
[**Source code**](https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/surge)
![Surge XT Linux native](/vst-on-linux-2/surge.png)
![Surge XT Linux native](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/surge.png)
## Cardinal 👍👍👍
@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ But it's open-source too and has supports **Linux** out of the box.
[**Source code**](https://github.com/DISTRHO/Cardinal)
![Again native and open-source](/vst-on-linux-2/cardinal.png)
![Again native and open-source](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/cardinal.png)
## Fire 👍👍👍
@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ But it's open-source too and has supports **Linux** out of the box.
[**Source code**](https://github.com/jerryuhoo/Fire)
So I'm just installing it with a package manager and trying.
![A real fire](/static/vst-on-linux-2/fire.png)
![A real fire](/static/posts/vst-on-linux-2/fire.png)
## Ruina 👍
@ -78,17 +78,17 @@ After downloading an Installer, I'm installing it with **wine **to the same pref
$ WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.wine_vst_plugins/" wine Noise\ Engineering\ Products\ 09358.exe
![The installer](/static/vst-on-linux-2/noise-engineering.png)
![The installer](/static/posts/vst-on-linux-2/noise-engineering.png)
It will install plugins, we've only left to sync yabridge config.
$ yabridgectl sync
![Running Ruina ](/vst-on-linux-2/runia-plugin.png)
![Running Ruina ](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/runia-plugin.png)
![Sinc Vereor](/vst-on-linux-2/sirt-plugin.png)
![Sinc Vereor](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/sirt-plugin.png)
![Virt Vereor](/vst-on-linux-2/virt-vereor.png)
![Virt Vereor](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/virt-vereor.png)
All of them are working flawlessly. One wouldn't even notice that they're not native
@ -105,11 +105,11 @@ No **Linux** version again, so I'm gonna. And they want me to enter my email aga
I had to rerun Ardour multiple times in order to make these plugins work. **Panflow** is running fine
![Panflow](/vst-on-linux-2/panflow.png)
![Panflow](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/panflow.png)
Gatelab is working fine too
![Gatelab](/vst-on-linux-2/gatelab.png)
![Gatelab](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/gatelab.png)
But when I add **Filterstep**, Ardour stops responding. I'm sure it's possible to make it work too, so I will try doing that in one of the next articles.
@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ So I'm just installing it with a package manager.
But my expectations were too high. I couldn't add PaulXStretch as a plugin in my **DAW**, even **Carla** couldn't handle it. Only [Kushview Element](https://kushview.net/) could handle it outside a **DAW**, but I couldn't connect Ardour with Element using JACK yet (probably because I'm too dummy). But when running **Element** as a plugin inside an **Ardour**, when I add PaulXStretch, Ardour crashes.
But on the official site of this plugin, there is nothing said about a plugin version of PaulXStretch for Linux. So you can use it as a standalone application. Just record whatever you want, stretch and render an audio file to import it to your **DAW**.
![PaulXStretch as a standalone application](/vst-on-linux-2/paulxstretch.png)
![PaulXStretch as a standalone application](/posts/vst-on-linux-2/paulxstretch.png)
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Actually, I'm very happy to see that 4 of 9 plugins has a native Linux support. It means that developers see now that Linux can be used for music production. And it makes me feel that Linux is becoming more adopted by more and more guys who just want to make music without struggling with their systems.