DUB DISCUSSION BOARD

Hey everyone....a friend sent me a link to this page. Looks amazing! Question: Is there anyway to run any of these VST's on a MAC?

No, these are VST plugins for the PC. I read that there are also VSTs for Mac, but those have to be generated specifically for the MAC platform.
Since I created these plugins with Synthedit which is a PC only software I cannot create any MAC versions.

The only solution I could imagine would be to run windows on your mac using software like Boot Camp, Parallels, VMware or VirtualBox (which is free). Then install a windows audio software which can host the PC VST plugins.

I guess that may be more complicated than what you hoped for..

In linux you can simply use Wine

I think Wine can run under MacOsX but not sure... try searching on google

THe Interruptor's vst's are Windows VST's. You can't run them under OSX - there is no way to do it.
A VST has to be completely recompiled to make it run under OSX.
You can get wrappers for OSX vsts to make them into audio units - but the vst has to be a osx VST. There is no wrapper to make a Windows VST behave as an OSX one.

You can get things like Parallels and VMWare Fusion - which allow you to run Windows within OSX - but they are slow, and can't use ASIO - no go for music making. I suspect the same goes for WINE.

If you want to use Windows on a Mac (Intel Mac) you can install boot camp and that will allow you to boot into Windows (instead of osx) which will behave exactly like Windows on any computer - but that won't allow you you to use osx at the same time.

If you use WinE in linux you can use it thru the JACK system (linux asio equivalent)... so why not on MacOSX...

I recommend you to start trying using Ardour on Mac, then...