XTinyTerror.lv2

[tramp]

@tavasti
damn. The repository was still on the wrong submodule checkout from libxputty. It's fixed now finally.
Please update your checkout.

[tramp]

Is there a Black TinyTerror? The heavier sounding Orange amp?

Here it is:


Like with the TinyTerror, use it with a cabinet simulation or IR for best results, as it is the plain head simulation. It sound very harsh without a following cabinet.

https://github.com/brummer10/XDarkTerror.lv2

[funkmuscle]

Is there a Black TinyTerror? The heavier sounding Orange amp?

Here it is:


Like with the TinyTerror, use it with a cabinet simulation or IR for best results, as it is the plain head simulation. It sound very harsh without a following cabinet.

https://github.com/brummer10/XDarkTerror.lv2

yessir, you did it again!!! Thank bro!

[carlv]

Howdy

XTinyTerror is working fine, but XDarkTerror starts out ok , then starts to sizzle and eventually fizzles out. Hitting the on/off switch re-sets, but then it happens again within a few seconds.

[tramp]

XTinyTerror is working fine, but XDarkTerror starts out ok , then starts to sizzle and eventually fizzles out. Hitting the on/off switch re-sets, but then it happens again within a few seconds.

Which sample rate do you use?
Side note, I expected such a report already, and have a idea at hand how to fix it.
Currently XDarkTerror use a 4x oversampling to avoid artefacts from the clipping. XTinyTerror didn't need oversampling.
That work well with a sample rate of 48kHz.
It will be properly wiser to use a fixed sample-rate internal so that the filters cant stoke up.

[carlv]

That work well with a sample rate of 48kHz.
It will be properly wiser to use a fixed sample-rate internal so that the filters cant stoke up.

More than likely that's the case here. I use 48khz only on rare occasions. It's pretty much overkill for my meagre needs. Thanks for the heads up.

[tramp]

So I've pushed a fix for XDarkTerror to use a fixed sample rate internal (192kHz). This is enough for avoiding artefacts from the distortion routine, and the filters will be run stable.
@carlv thanks for reporting the issue.

[carlv]

Buttery success !

As always, thank you much..

[tavasti]

@tavasti
damn. The repository was still on the wrong submodule checkout from libxputty. It's fixed now finally.
Please update your checkout.

Did:

Code: Select all

make clean
git pull
make 
sudo make install

And still, when plugin active and opening it for adjusting sound, and then close -> crash

[tramp]

And still, when plugin active and opening it for adjusting sound, and then close -> crash

mm, that means that the submodule didn't update.
You may do a make clean again and then do a

Code: Select all

git submodule update

if that didn't work, please delete your copy and do a fresh clone.

[tavasti]

And still, when plugin active and opening it for adjusting sound, and then close -> crash

mm, that means that the submodule didn't update.
You may do a make clean again and then do a

Code: Select all

git submodule update

Yeah, that fixed a thing. I am not familiar with submodules, so did not understand that it needs separate update.

Thanks!

[tseaver]

@tavasti said:

I am not familiar with submodules, so did not understand that it needs separate update.

I'm a professional software developer, and have been using git for more than a decade now, and I *still* screw up submodules routinely (I never use them in my own projects, so my mental model for them is b0rken).

[tramp]

I've developed libxputty to serve as GUI toolkit for my LV2 plugins. Using it as submodule allow me to maintain the source base of the toolkit in a central place instead as part of any single plugin. This reduce boilerplate code and maintenance work.
This is relative new, TinyTerror is the first plug which use the lv2_plugin base integrated in libxputty.
Any report helps to make this easier to handle. I may include a routine in the makefile which check if the submodule needs a update.

[tramp]

I may include a routine in the makefile which check if the submodule needs a update.

. . . and done, the makefile will keep track now for needed submodule updates.

[tavasti]

From your amps, what is most 'metal' amp? Modern metal amp is what I would need.

@tramp, do you have cure for this itch?