These first three videos show what NetVST can do. You might want to watch these before downloading.

• Playing a Windows-only VST on a PC, inside Logic Pro X on a Mac
  • This is a very early video, so the plugins look different now, but it shows the principles nicely
• Using NetVSTHost for Mac
• Using NetVSTHost to bridge 32-bit plugins to Cubase (single PC and across a LAN)

This video shows an experiment which is a bit beyond what the published NetVST tools can do, but which shows where I'm trying to head with the project.

• VST GUI on one computer, DSP on another

These older videos were made early in the development of NetVST, so the plugins look quite different from how they do today, but they still provide a simple introduction to what the system can do.

• Demonstration of high-speed track bouncing in Logic Pro X
• Using multiple (stacked) synth instances inside NetVSTHost
• Running NetVSTHost inside VMWare Fusion on a Mac
  • This is pretty much superseded by the new NetVSTHost for Mac – see above