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As I said, the GUI is full scalable, so you could shrink/expand it at runtime to your needs. But you are right, this could be done better. So I've now implemented support for LV2_UI__scaleFactor, which will scale the initial plugin UI size to the default given scale factor from the desktop, when th...

jmuller wrote: ↑Wed Oct 20, 2021 11:34 am LOL. I watched the latest video "How LV2 plugins work". How many Easter eggs did you placed in there?

At least two and a half .

Wow, cool. The UI is one of the hurdles for making LV2 plugins. I think that this tool will facilitate this part of creating plugins. I'll take my eyes on it

Now it starts with an introduction into LV2 and the tools needed for programming LV2 plugins:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdB2pLCFQY4

Ever wanted to learn how to make your own audio plugins? But reading documentations, APIs, and so on are too discouraging. Then, what about a video tutorial series? I started to produce some short beginners tutorials describing how to create LV2 plugins. I'll describe the basics, including the worki...

BTW, version 1.8.2 is released: https://github.com/sjaehn/BOops/releases/tag/1.8.2 . Mainly bugfixes.

I do not plan for VSTs YET. I'll look for LV2 on other platforms first. But I don't know where I'll go in the future. Maybe I'll port the B.Music plugins to DSP. But B.Oops will not be the first plugin. Too complex.

Can something like the "Stutter edit" by BT be done with B.Oops? There is some overlap between SE(2) and B.Oops. Lots of effects you can create with stutter edit you can also make with B.Oops. But there is a different working principle and a different workflow. Both plugins can use shapes...

A the new version of B.Oops is out now. With really a lot of new features: * New slot shape mode: Controlled by a user-defined shape instead of a pattern * New slot keys mode: Controlled by user-defined MIDI events instead of a pattern * New pattern randomization * Fx ** New Banger ** New EQ ** Trem...

Hi, I'm quite close to publish the next release of B.Oops ( 1.8 ). This release will introduce a lot of new features. Like shapes, pattern randomization, and new effects. The recent developers version (with these new effects) can be compiled from the github master branch: https://github.com/sjaehn/B...

First feature update. What's new in version 1.4.0:
* Flexibility controls
* Type: Random, level, lows, mids, or highs
* Amount
* Compile DSP with -O3 -ffast-math on default (faster)

Now you can let B.Angr follow the beat and let the white cursor point dance to the music!

Hi, it's easy to make a new plugin within only four days ... ... if you can use something else. Big thanks to Chris "Airwindows" Johnson. B.Angr is a multi-dimensional dynamically distorted staggered multi-bandpass LV2 plugin. But what the hell does this mean? B.Angr basically consists of ...

I'm busy with making it a bit more user friendly. I think the easiest way (without breaking compatibility) are tooltips and messages. See github.

is there any way i can trigger the patterns on and off with the note on/off commands? atm i'm using a pattern with nothing in it as my "off state" pattern Yeah, this is one way. Take an empty pattern and select "Note off" "All" on the tab menu. And "Note on" ...

Sorry, the present situation is a bit confusing. Due to the "MIDI triggered" I have to keep for compatibility. B.Oops handles MIDI signals in two different ways: First way is "MIDI triggered" playback. If this option controls the white progression bar. If "MIDI triggered&quo...