#VST2

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rotund cedar
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this is loaded as a normal FMOD plugin in FMOD - i suspect it's some side effect of their own plugin system which is entirely different from anything VST_

  • they didn't develop it further since VST2 - so nothing else is supported
  • technically you load a plugin, add its DSP into main chain (or wherever) and it starts processing audio (usually^)
    if you want UX you need a form to give its hwnd to the plugin which paints itself into it
    you need another DSP to capture and mix with Unity audio too
    that's roughly it - if you don't work with FMOD extensively it's most likely not even worth it
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it's worth to mention that there's no Unity compatible VST Host in existence currently - so i'd start maybe there, would also probably make things easier, not to mention VST3 support etc.

rotund cedar
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FWIW wwise can mayhapz load VSTs too, though i have no idea since i never worked with it

zinc fern
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To be frank, while the information you provided is extremly useful (and I will save this as a guide if I ever decide to do this myself) i still kinda get confused on how this works

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Maybe I'm not ready to step into this area yet

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Especially considering I have no idea how VST's work internally and the differences between vst 1, vst 2 and vst 3 is as well as FMOD

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But as far as I understood, it's a hassle, unless you are really committed to this project

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But it sounds hella interesting though and I will, as said, use this info as a guide