Note that for plug-ins that have Cockos extensions (see below), the option (to not use processReplacing) is ignored, allowing known-good plug-ins to always run at full speed. Additionally there is an option in the preferences to not use processReplacing for buggy plug-ins. REAPER will use processReplacing if effFlagsCanReplacing is set and processReplacing != process (if it equals it assumes that it is a faulty implementation of processReplacing). Audio/sample processing: REAPER will use processDoubleReplacing if effFlagsCanDoubleReplacing is set in the flags.REAPER currently implements a subset of the VST 2.4 standard as well as additional extensions- this section discusses the former. Additionally, we encourage other VST host developers to add support for these extensions, as we believe they are useful. This document will describe some REAPER-specific implementation notes for VST, as well as list some REAPER-specific extensions to the VST SDK/API that plug-in developers are encouraged to use to achieve great integration with REAPER. It is worthwhile noting that while VST is a standard, it is neither an open standard (because you cannot easily distribute the SDK or things derived from it), nor is it a well defined standard. To get the VST SDK (which you will need to implement VST plug-ins), you will need to download it from Steinberg, as we cannot distribute it. VST is a standard defined by Steinberg Media Technologies GMBH. REAPER supports VST plug-ins (up to version 2.4 as well as version 3, though this document only applies to version 2.x). Note to host developers: implement these APIs to encourage plug-ins to support them. Note to plug-in developers: implement support for these APIs to encourage host developers to add support for it.
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