LinuxMusicians

Did you have changed /home/eye/Develop/JUCE/modules to proper path in the Makefile?
It works for me.

Also it need to change -DJUCE_PROJUCER_VERSION=0x60001 to 0x60005 (latest JUCE version)

Hi!

Looks very nice. But graphic resources are missed, so it impossible to regenerate Makefiles: etc

cool!

I must add to Basslint's post that not only proprietary hosts are not LV2-aware, sadly. All JUCE-based software (except Element) doesn't support LV2 hosting, for example such good apps like Helio and BespokeSynth.

openSUSE rpm builds are JUCE 6 based now, so you can use VST3 plugins in BespokeSynth.
Debian/Ubuntu builds depends on system juce-modules package yet.

Complex work, respect.

Great.

How you did the drums?

I don't know any software with the big "Make it perfect" button. You can use Audacity for fixing pops and noises, also SonicVisualiser Tony for voice corrections.

https://www.audacityteam.org/
https://www.sonicvisualiser.org/tony/index.html

Weird. Does turning sandboxing off/on in WF helps?

Hi,

Standard questions: Does it work in other DAW? Does it work in Carla single instance? Maybe worth to try yabridge or LinVst?

Works for me too, openSUSE TW.

I think you have sources without submodules.
run
git clone --recursive https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/AnalogTapeModel
to get them all

Very nice example, thank you.

I found that most of (if not all) Audio Damage plugins are ported to Linux and available at ~%50 off.
https://www.audiodamage.com/?mc_cid=1e9 ... d353be0cd5

By the way: all those proprietary companies building synthesizers seems to be crap at all. After I got a license transfer of Biotek 1 I can't use it, as downloading the synthesizer's contents (presets, sounds etc.) failed all the time. After registration of the synthesizer no matter if trying to do...