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Good job !

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There was an announcement a while back, here: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=19191
I gave it a look, but honestly have not given it much thought since. Looks like it could offer up some cool possibilities for those willing to dig in.

Thanks much for the further clarification on that point.

Always happy to share and if it can help spread the word a bit, all the better.

And thanks. I remember thinking at the time that it was probably better to quit while i was ahead.

Cheers all !

To add my 2 cents thank you Hermann, too. These two are really special. I dug up and dusted off an old project done in ProTools LE from a long time ago (2002 maybe) for fun. The backing track was assembled in Reason 2.5 A quick-n-dirty remix later... https://soundcloud.com/carlv-1/the-juice (availab...

KXStudio repos., so as sysrqer points out the ardour-vst-scanner resides here for me: /opt/ardour/lib/ardour-vst-scanner. Hmm, as far as I can tell, Ardour isn't actually contained in the KXStudio repos (which I didn't realize until I got them set up and reinstalled ardour just to see it was being ...

Ah, so you didn't install Ardour from the Ubuntu packages, but from another source? (Direct download from their site?) If you can confirm that, I'll give it a try with whatever Ardour installation source you're working with. KXStudio repos., so as sysrqer points out the ardour-vst-scanner resides h...

scottwheeler wrote:Can you try running the vst scanner on the command line to see if it produces any useful output? (I'm not sure that it will, but it might help us figure out what's going on.) Here's the command:.......

We get this:
bash: /usr/lib/ardour5/ardour-vst-scanner: No such file or directory

[Did you actually install the .deb or just extract the files from it? (Asking since the VST is in a different directory than the package would install it in.) Just extracting the files from it isn't meant to work. Hey Scott, thanks and a big apology for the miss direct, because i did move the vst a...

On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS in both Ardour and Mixbus (latest version of both) it appears on the Blacklist...

[INFO]: VST Blacklist:
.....
/home/*****/.vst/libsitala.so

tramp wrote:[quote="... which desktop/window manager you use?

Ubuntu 18.04 GNOME/Nautilus on this end.

1stly. Much love for both the ValveCaster and Reverse Delay. Thanks ! I'll just to add another 2 cents with the other's reports, i have the same behaviour (scroll wheel control only in particular) on this end, too. Both in Ardour and Mixbus. Sessions both old and new. It also seems to have a global ...

..., looks like you are going to use JUCE anyway when you use the engine... so, the Tracktion engine looks like a sound toolkit-sort-of-thing to start having some fun with. At least after a cursory look. I think you will have anything you need to create that kind of plugin you are after. CrocoDuck ...

Faust , at least the DSP code + ugly GUI. Or, use JUCE . Or with Faust + JUCE, which is getting possible nowadays.[/quote] Just finished watching this introductory vid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko9RWpjUHPc where at a glance, everything seems to be pretty much self contained. As mentioned, i ...

This is totally out of my wheelhouse, but could this possibly be used to build an A/B mix reference and analysis type plugin ? Similar to things like... https://www.masteringthemix.com/products/reference https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/adptr_metricab.html https://www.samplemagic.com/deta...