WVST / LIVE STUDIO EXPERIMENTAL
A little studio. A real signal chain.
Bring your native effects into the browser. Add a track, shape the sound, and hear the difference.
Your studio starts here.
Start the WVST Bridge on this computer to discover your VST3 effects. You can explore the player before connecting.
Installation & connection help
Get the local Bridge
Choose a published portable preview from Releases, or build from source.
View releases ↗Start it. Then connect.
Keep the Bridge running here, enter its token in advanced settings, then connect to discover installed VST3 effects.
Full setup guide ↗Build from source
With Rust installed, run from the WVST repository root:
cargo build --release -p wvst-bridge-server -p wvst-host-worker
WVST_TOKEN=local-dev-token WVST_ALLOWED_ORIGINS=https://wvst.pwp.sh WVST_HOST_WORKER=target/release/wvst-host-worker target/release/wvst-bridge-server serveA track to experiment with
Your file stays local
Shape your sound.
Audio flows through your effects from top to bottom.
Your effects will meet you here.
Connect the local Bridge to browse your installed VST3 effects. In the meantime, try the player on the left.
Connect your Bridge ↑A few things to know.
Demo guide ↗I cannot hear anything
Choose a track and press play. Check the player volume and your system output. If an effect is silent, bypass it to check the original audio.
Which plugins can I use?
This rack is for installed VST3 effects with stereo input and output. Instrument plugins need MIDI and are covered in the instrument example. macOS is the first supported platform.
Why is there a short delay?
Audio travels through the local Bridge and back using a small buffer. Processing details show plugin-reported latency and buffer counters; these are not end-to-end latency measurements.