New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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I made a new plug using XUiDesigner.
It's based on the Collision Drive Pedal, which in turn is a clone of the Horizon Devices Precision Drive.
From analysis this is a slightly modified Tube Screamer Pedal. The modifications should make it more suitable for Metal style.
Here it is, try out yourself:
https://github.com/brummer10/CollisionDrive

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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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great; works good in Reaper, Linux Mint 20.2 :)
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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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Definitely checking it out! Thanks a lot as always for yout work, always amazing!

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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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There is now a binary package available so that you don't need to build it by yourself.
Just download, unpack the archive (zip) and copy the bundle to your ~./lv2 folder.
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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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Nice, I love binary installers :D
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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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The binary installer works for Ardour, it´s recognized by it, but not Guitarix, unfortunately. I´ve also tried to build it from source, I get a lot of errors, more specifically that there´s no "make" no such command found, or something like that.
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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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What distro are you using? What method does that distro provide to find what package a command is provided by, either via the web or command-line?

Maybe https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Rosetta might assist with the latter

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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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It's an unfortunate coincidence that on New Year's Eve, when lots of people will be driving home from parties where alcohol has been served, tramp chose to release "CollisionDrive".

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Re: New LV2 plug CollisionDrive

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Rodney wrote: Sat Jan 01, 2022 6:02 pm The binary installer works for Ardour, it´s recognized by it, but not Guitarix, unfortunately. I´ve also tried to build it from source, I get a lot of errors, more specifically that there´s no "make" no such command found, or something like that.
Strange. Should work in guitarix as well. Have you copied the bundle to ~./lv2 ?
However, building from source should be easy enough when you follow this steps:

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sudo apt install lv2-dev libcairo2-dev libx11-dev
git clone https://github.com/brummer10/CollisionDrive.git
cd ./CollisionDrive
make
make install
Note, when you do so, you should remove the binary bundle before you install from source.
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