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VST is 30 years old, and Steinberg is giving away some of its earliest plugins

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  1. Today, 11:49
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    VST is 30 years old, and Steinberg is giving away some of its earliest plugins

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It's the format that changed software music making forever: the VST plug-in format turns 30 this year. Steinberg is giving away updated versions of Neon, CS-40, Karlette, VB1, and LM7 -- some of its earliest plug-ins -- to celebrate. And that means you can run these vintage instr…