I would highly appreciate if you would bring back Linux support.
It has been available for Reference 4 (even though it now disappeared from your download archive), I've been using it extensively since it first appeared and it seems to work better than the Windows version.
Thanks!
Hi Arnd, thanks for the post!
Our apologies for the missing download. We are working on restructuring our download center, the Linux download will soon be available again. Meanwhile, I have created a support request on your behalf - we will reach out to you and provide the Linux download manually.
For anyone else looking for the Reference 4 Linux VST plugin format, please check our download center first, and if the download is still missing, please submit a support request and we will provide the download manually.
As far as actual Linux support goes - full Linux support is still not planned for Reference 4 or SoundID Reference, unfortunately.
Ok, turns out development of a full blow linux client is not on the short term road roadmap. And I cannot blame them. I did however hinted they could add a APO export that linux users could import into 'easyeffects app. It supports 32 bands so you could write a APO compatible export file to import into easyeffects in linux.
However, with a stroke of upper brilliance, lol, I installed VirtualBox and MS windows 10 edge image, both free. And you can set the memory to 1GB, audio card to 'intel hd'. Then you can just install the official windows experience in virtualbox/windows. At least it works for me since I calibrated in windows but work full time in linux. I can now at least enjoy the same settings while working in linux.
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