On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 10:15 PM, Dave Phillips
<dlphillips@woh.rr.com> wrote:
Hi,
Remember I said I'd announce new software that I found here & there ?
Take a look at what Rui's been up to lately :
LV2 sampler plugin:
https://www.rncbc.org/svn/test/samplv1
LV2 synth plugin:
https://www.rncbc.org/svn/test/synthv1
STOP THE PRESS!
Wow! The final missing pieces of Rui's complete Linux music studio have been unveiled! I've just compiled them now and they're already looking very impressive yet share qtractors 'functional' gui design aesthetic ;)
samplv1 - This is pretty much EXACTLY what Linux audio has needed forever so infinite thanks for finally creating the easy to use LV2 sampler I've been screaming about for so long- or at least I'm confident it will be soon!
I'd like to make potentially both the first ever bug report and feature request for samplv1. As it stands, if you load a qtractor session that uses a samplv1 plugin track and the sample that the track uses has been moved or deleted samplv1 doesn't print an error message in the qtractor message window to let you know this has happened. My feature request is that when this does happen, qtractor should then prompt the user to browse for (or enter) a new path where the wanted sample may be found. If any more samplv1 tracks within the same session also have the same problem qtractor should try the just selected alternate path before prompting for a new location for the sample.
synthv1 - I like its UI as it reminds me of Noisemaker in its layout, which is good. Its biggest problem right now is its lack of presets - do you think it may be possible to automatically convert/ import presets from any other synths Rui? Ideally there'd be any easy way for us to convert zyn/yoshimi and Noisemaker etc presets into their nearest synthv1 equivalent. Nonetheless, I can't wait to hear what 'the Wills' will do with this!
Whats the score with MIDI automation for both of these plugins Rui? Right-clicking on their dials doesn't seem to do anything right now?
Thanks as ever to Dave P for reporting the latest and greatest in Linux audio news!
:D