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Dynamically-loaded modules called plugins allow to avoid many related problems, and that's why plugins are better than built-in code/modules. Generalisation on this isn't very prudently. Dynamically-loaded modules called plugins could introduce a couple of problems as well. For example, in the guit...

Hi Harvey

So here you go:
https://github.com/brummer10/GxReverseDelay.lv2



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hermann

Hi

I ain't know exactly about AV Linux, but usually Mixbus is installed in /opt.
And usually Mixbus install as well a uninstall.sh script which you could use (as root) to uninstall Mixbus.

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funkmuscle wrote:There's a gx reverse delay?

You'll find it in guitarix under the Echo/Delay tab.

Not that I ever had many problems with a) and b) in my life, but others that run mission critical applications maybe will disagree. I running linux debian/sid now longer then 15 years, and must admit, that I only get problems with applications that I ain't build myself or install from my distributi...

that could be tested just by reversing a hall IR with a wav editor (e.g. audacity) and running it in a convolver (ir, klangfalter). Is that the effect people are looking for? That isn't how convolution works. Convolution is a linear effect, so, there isn't a start and a end, which you'll need to re...

If Ardour and other DAW lack the ability to run the JSFX, it does not mean that they are not Linux plugins. Or what is the definition of "Linux plugins"? Most Audio applications (like Muse, Carla, guitarix, . . and so has Reaper ) has a own, internal plugin API, which is (mostly) only use...

SpotlightKid wrote:Cool stuff.

Thanks.

I've just added a cairo snippet for creating a switch.

Okay, here's a twisty one for you: Thanks to a module from developer Rcomian some JSFX scripts can be run natively in VCV Rack. VCV Rack can be run as a native Linux VST plugin (VeeSeeVSTRack). If the JS plugins can be instantiated in the VCV Rack VST plugin, do they then qualify as native Linux pl...

I can play with a "decently" low latency with 256 samples at 2 periods/buffer, but i still get occasional xruns (especially when i play a good amount of notes together with my midi controller) . If i try setting it at 128 samples, xruns are going insane, even when i don't play anything an...

Gx_head_fx is stereo, but with your setup, with out_1 disconnected, you're only recording half of it Well, as long you ain't involve a stereo modulation plugin like Chorus,Flanger or Phasor, both channels been identical, so recording only one channel will give you a proper mono signal, the same as ...

I've created a project on github now, and pushed this stuff there.

https://github.com/brummer10/knobmake

So whenever any knob is higher than zero (as in my screenshot, and please notice it is the screenshot of a preset I just downloaded, the knobs all came with those high levels), you are passing clipped signal to the next element in the chain (gx_fx). Isn't that a no-no in digital recording? No, when...

Yes, I'm pointing out a problem with this thread that a personal attack on developers sparked a discussion. If someone spits my friend's face, I don't say "well maybe they have a point, my friend doesn't take the trash out all the time". Ah, okay, I get your point, sorry then, I just have...

tytel wrote:+1
Everyone talking about the state of the bug tracker are just validating the initial uncalled for hostility toward one of the most active linux music apps.

And you believe that's a useful contribution to this discussion?

Come on, stand up and take a look behind the Plate edge