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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2021 · 2 MIN

VSTplanet.com (#062)

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The perseverance of developers of specific audio apps with or without video support is really amazing, anyone who has been involved in music and develops authorial work would like to have a studio for personal use, to be able to spend as much time want working without having to work within the capitalistic formats of commercial studios, in this the VSTplanet.com address was one of the useful addresses specialized in audio to get information on the subject, specifically plugins for audio editors that would basically be equivalent to the effects pedals for guitar electric but not for use only in music. In this episode the subject is the temporary or permanent deactivation of the VSTplanet.com address, and in this a personal tribute to all the countless people involved in its existence and purpose, I've always liked well-intentioned intelligent people, that VSTplanet.com is activated again for inform your audience with monthly updates, don't just be a nostalgic reminder on Archive.org on the Wayback Machine at: http://web.archive.org/ If you visitor want to know more about the audio-related acronym VST visit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Studio_Technology (c) fjgr Main languages used: Portuguese, English. Learn with Google Translate.

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