LinuxDSP and other website issues

#1

I have seen many people mention about LinuxDSP plugins.
I saw that they became LV2 plugins eventually.
Most of the posts are rather old but I was wondering if these plugins were still around.
If so, wasn’t sure if they were still worth using compared to current Linux based plugins available.

I have tried to go to their website and it loads up as a blank white page or shows a common message
“The connection to www.linuxdsp.co.uk is not secure”
I think this is because their site does not contain “https” verification
It says this site is located in the UK, the web address contains .co.uk

I might be thinking of a different plugin maker but I could have sworn I was able to visit this site in the past.

This leads me to another question.
I think I already know the answer to this but, somewhat commonly especially when looking for plugins I come across these kinds of sites/error messages that prevent the page from being able to be loaded. Seems the more interested I am in the plugins, the greater chance this occurs :slight_smile:
There is basically no way to get the plugins on any of these sites without the risk of being unsecured?

Thank You

#2

They first became overtoneDSP and now … https://www.acmt.co.uk/
There are still Linux versions, but now in VST3 format.

#3

Ahh that is the website I was talking about thank you, I knew the pictures of LinuxDSP plugins that I saw looked similiar to them, did realize the name was changed.
OvertoneDSP sounds familiar as well, okay now ACMT.
Anyways, thank you for pointing this out for me.

#4

ACMT plugins are great, work well with Ardour and Mixbus. On Linux, Ubuntu Studio 24.04 and AVlinux as well