Renoise finds all the plugins found in VST_PATH when I start renoise from the terminal. If I start it from the Applications menu it doesn’t see any of them? Is there a quick fix for this? I would rather not have to fire it up from the terminal each time. Thanks.
Just make sure you keep your VST’s in /home/your_user/.vst
You can also create a symlink to your current folder like this:
ln -s /home/your_user/path/to/vsts ~/.vst
Thanks Suva. I don’t want to keep all of my VSTs inside ~/.vst so I opted for the symlink solution. Works fine now.
You can set VST_PATH each login in your ~/.bash_profile.
Try adding this at the end of .bash_profile in your desired user’s home folder:
export VST_PATH="/blah/bla/vst"
logout, login again and you should have correct vst path
You should also be able to set this globally but how it is done depends on your distribution.
I downloaded an older version of Renoise awhile back on an Asus, I never opened it, I need to delete it if I donate my Asus.
Where is Renoise located ? Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I use Mandriva with the dssi-vst stuff. My vst folder is created by the dssi_vst installation in ~/plugins/win32-vst/ and Renoise finds it perfectly.
The ~/.bash_profile thing would be another sollution.
@00.1: my renoise has an uninstall script in /usr/local/share/renoise-/
try to type “locate renoise”, should show you all related by name files (it if Linux), if windows, use search…
Just make sure you keep your VST’s in /home/your_user/.vst
You can also create a symlink to your current folder like this:
ln -s /home/your_user/path/to/vsts ~/.vst
SUPER USEFUL!
Great guy! =)
That was really good help! Kiitos! 
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