I am experiencing a similar problem after upgrading to 2.1, and am surprised there isn't a post in response to this.

Also, FST is impossible to install from repositories since it depends on wine-dev which did not make the 2.1rc upgrade, but I will be using dssi-vst anyway.

Dssi-vst also needs wine-dev to be compiled. I second. I wish the team upgraded wine-dev. I've had to downgrade to wine 0.9.58 which is available in the wine repository for Debian Etch http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb. Pablo

I run the 64bit version and can not test this.

thanks for the replies

i ran into the same problem with dssi-vst

I downloaded the latest .deb's for wine directly from the site and installed. compiled wineasio 0.7.4 successfully into a .deb and installed (and ran regsvr32 wineasio.dll). pianoteq will run fine in wine, but wineasio simply does not appear as an option to select in the audio setup! i am at a loss, because i have received no errors at all during the entire process.

i am uninstalling wine, etc and will try again using the wine repos -- will report back here if i can get something to work, or on a new thread if the issue remains unresolved

i have successfully used dssi-vst with Pianoteq 2.2 vst plugin form, wine 0.9.58 from winehq repos. compiled and installed using checkinstall 1.6 -- very useful tool, recommend including in future repositories.

however, wineasio remains a mystery problem with pianoteq standalone (.exe), but i have posted to a new thread about this

64studio 3.0 beta doesn't permit the install of wine 0.9.58 due to a missing libldap2 dependency. Satisfying the dependency would break 64studio. 1.0rc2 is missing the wine-dev package, so fst is out of the question unless you stay with 64studio 2.0.

However, good news: I installed wine 1.0rc2 from the repos, then Encore (win notation program), and Pianoteq (win Piano modeling software with standalone and VST modes).

after that, I installed dssi-vst 0.7.1 from source and wineasio from source (using checkinstall). Pianoteq is working wonderfully with dssi-vst in vstmode and works great standalone through wineasio. Wine has never run better, either! The interface is much less buggy.

The VST plugin still suffers from a non-dynamic interface that doesn't update (e.g., volume meter...), but is stable and all the interactive controls are functional.

dssi-vst compiled correctly with wine *-dev package available in the repositories, so maybe it is just a matter of changing the dependencies of FST to point toward that instead...?