Hello everyone! I am trying to run yabridge inside a distrobox to run windows audio plugins in Linux (GitHub - robbert-vdh/yabridge: A modern and transparent way to use Windows VST2, VST3 and CLAP plugins on Linux). I created a Fedora distrobox to install wine and yabridge according to the user guide with a COPR (patrickl/wine-tkg Copr). Installation went smoothly and wine runs without issue (though I have some scaling issues to figure out since I am using fractional scaling). I installed a couple of plugins to test if it works, yabridge detects the plugins and adds a link to them in $HOME/.vst3, this way the DAWs (in my case REAPER) detects them. However when I open the plugin inside REAPER It throws an error because it can’t find the required libraries in the host since they are installed in the distrobox.
I am kind of a noob, but can someone explain to me how to load a library inside a distrobox instead of the one on the host (if it is even possible)? Or shoud I just run REAPER from inside the distrobox?
Thanks in advance 
PS: I tried running Reaper inside the distrobox but get the following error:
The current memlock limit is set to 8388608 bytes. This means you have not yet set up realtime privileges for this user, and performance may be degraded until you fix this. Check the readme for instructions on how to do that.
Performance is indeed degraded, but the plugins load.