LinuxMusicians

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 working principle of LV2 plugins, the idea behind storing meta data in turtle language, and I'll provide an introduction into writing plugin code using C and C++ from the scratch. And of course, we will make some plugins.

I will start to upload the first pre-produced videos by the end of this week. In the meantime you can take this teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51eHCA4oCEI

Amazing! Thank you a lot, will gain much knowledge from it!

Great! Looking forward for your video

Very good.

Wow! This sounds really exciting! I would probably never even adventure trying it, but with some help, it might be worth a go!
Looking forward to seeing more!

Brian

Wonderful, i look forward to it! Thank you!

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

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

LOL. I watched the latest video "How LV2 plugins work". How many Easter eggs did you placed in there?

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 .

Thank you - and everyone else - for that and everything else.
Just to complete: Programming LV2 Plugins From Scratch https://github.com/sjaehn/lv2tutorial.

The playlist is up to 10 tutorial videos now, and very insightfully done.

Video 5 in the playlist is where the coding begins in C, and video 6 moves to C++, and later videos use C++11, but the videos dovetail together and watching the full playlist (at whatever speed) is worth it imo.