Hi, Robert! > 2014-10-04 17:10 GMT+02:00 Andrew Deryabin <[email protected]>: >> Hi, Robert! >>> Hi Andrew, >>> >>> Just wanted to report back I tried to build your branch and made a quick >>> test. >>> >>> Seems ubuntu/kubuntu are way behind for the lv2 support packages >>> though so I ended up building them by hand and replacing the installed >>> packages. >>> In the end I got it all built and muse starts fine. I couldn't get any >>> sound out of my first tries though. It seems the synth I randomly >>> selected, Calf filterclavier is silent with the default patch.. Calf >>> monosynth made sound however so all is well. >>> Tried adding an effect also and that seems to work just fine. >>> Now we just need those guis popping up :) >>> >>> Good work! >>> Robert >> Thanks :) >> >> Working on them. There are several types in uis. Those, that are from >> specification are supported by some plugins. But my favorite calf suite uses >> another specification - external uis, that are not part of lv2 specs. There >> is also falkTX fork of external uis. I want to make unified interface to all >> of them, so some day there will be no need to rewrite all that code to add >> some small feature :). > Oh man, so they spent all that time on the lv2 specs and it's diverged > anyway.. :-/ > Atleast it seems to be gaining quite some momentum! LV2 is a standard for programmers, not for users :). >> As for Calf filterclavier - it's a midi slaved cutoff/resonant filter. Try >> to conect wav track to it's audio inputs and send midi notes to it from >> piano roll while audio is playing :). > Ah, need to try that then :) I'm a sucker for vocoders! > >> As for lilv and suil packages (and their dependences) - I can include all >> sources into muse and compile them while compiling muse itself. > I guess we could do that if needed but I don't think we are bundling > any other dependencies so far and my feeling is that we want to keep > it clean. Avoiding potential duplication conflicts further down the > road I suppose. It's open for discussion though. It's generally not a good idea to store all third party packages in source tree, I don't like it. So, I agree that source tree must be kept clean. What version of ubuntu/kubuntu you are using? I can try to build lv2 branch here and adopt it to those versions of packages (I think there will be no big difference in api).
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