18 Oct
2010
18 Oct
'10
8:38 p.m.
On 18.10.2010 03:05, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to announce that my LV2 port of the famous mda e-piano
plug-in is ready for download! [1]
When I was checking out the mda-lv2 ports, I noticed that the
instruments were not actually playable. I could not get them to work
in either lv2_jack_host or in Ardour2 or Ardour3.
So , here is the first and only (to my knowledge) native LV2 port of
the mda e-piano. There is no GUI yet, but once I figured out how to
add a GUI I'll be adding one.
I'd be very happy to receive comments and suggestions on the code.
My next target will be the mdaPiano plug-in---I might actually start
soon when the GUI stuff causes me too much of a headache...
Best,
Rekado
Hi Rekado!
I tried plugin and it sounds pretty good. It will be valuable addition
to LV2 synths when it's finished.
I looked at the code a bit. Maybe you already solved this, but you had a
typo in mdaEPianoGUI.cpp file. It caused a runtime error so GUI couldn't
be instantiated. You wrote the first line in class definition like:
class mdaEPianoGUI : public LV2::GUI<mdaEPianoGUI, LV2::URIMap<true>,
LV2::WriteMIDI<false> >{
but it sould be:
class mdaEPianoGUI : public LV2::GUI<mdaEPianoGUI>, LV2::URIMap<true>,
LV2::WriteMIDI<false> {
After changing that GUI is shown, but compiler reports that write_midi()
function is not in the scope (didn't solve that problem - I just
commented it out :)).
Cheers!
Igor