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Hey Paul,
Cool news, very intresting project. I'm currently working on Lv2 instrument

/ effect support,

and I was hoping to be able to port the LMMS internals in some way. Guess

Lv2 will be that way :)
I'm watching the github repo, keep an eye on it.

Cheers, -Harry
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Paul Giblock  wrote:
> I am actively working on the LV2 version of LMMS plugins right now.

quoted text
> LB303 is partially complete.  I need to finish implementing one of the

> filters and add support for pitch-bend.  Other than that, it is

> basically done.  My current focus is on TripleOscillator because you

> (Gabbe) explicitly asked for it.

>

> Note: all of my plugins at https://github.com/pgiblox/lmms-lv2 are

> alpha. The arrangement of ports is expected to change.  THESE PLUGINS

> ARE NOT BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE WITH THE FUTURE FIRST OFFICIAL RELEASE.

>

> One thing I'm doing with this package is creating both modular units,

> and lmms-style instruments.  Expect to see a reusable

> envelope-generator, arpeggiator, and filter.  Also expect to see

> individual "Triple Oscillator", "LB303", etc.. synth units.  You can

> wire these up however you like in a host such as Ingen.  For

> convenience, there will also be an instrument version of each plugin,

> so "Triple Oscillator Instrument" will have midi-in, support polyphony

> (voice allocation), and contain all the envelope generators, filter,

> amplifier, etc, all bundled into a single plugin (Just like in LMMS).

>

> > What's the state of LB303? I'm trying to use it but I guess it's not done

> > yet? Just checking if I'm just too noob to make it work =)

>

> What are you experiencing? I realize the behavior will not be

> equivalent with the LMMS version at the moment, but you should at

> least get some noise. It "Works" (at least as I'd expect it to) just

> fine in zynjacku.

>

> Best,

> Paul

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Hey Paul,Cool news, very intresting project. I'm currently work=

ing on Lv2 instrument / effect support,and I was hoping to be able to p=

ort the LMMS internals in some way. Guess Lv2 will be that way :)

I'm watching the github repo, keep an eye on it.Cheers, -Harry<=

br>On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 4:51 PM, Paul Giblock=

 <pgiblox@gmail.c=

om> wrote:

I am actively working on the LV2 version of =

LMMS plugins right now.

LB303 is partially complete. =A0I need to finish implementing one of the

filters and add support for pitch-bend. =A0Other than that, it is

basically done. =A0My current focus is on TripleOscillator because you

(Gabbe) explicitly asked for it.
Note: all of my plugins at https://github.com/pgiblox/lmms-lv2 are

alpha. The arrangement of ports is expected to change. =A0THESE PLUGINS

ARE NOT BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE WITH THE FUTURE FIRST OFFICIAL RELEASE.
One thing I'm doing with this package is creating both modular units,

and lmms-style instruments. =A0Expect to see a reusable

envelope-generator, arpeggiator, and filter. =A0Also expect to see

individual "Triple Oscillator", "LB303", etc.. synth un=

its. =A0You can

wire these up however you like in a host such as Ingen. =A0For

convenience, there will also be an instrument version of each plugin,

so "Triple Oscillator Instrument" will have midi-in, support poly=

phony

(voice allocation), and contain all the envelope generators, filter,

amplifier, etc, all bundled into a single plugin (Just like in LMMS).
> What's the state of LB303? I'm trying to use it but I guess it=

's not done

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> yet? Just checking if I'm just too noob to make it work =3D)

What are you experiencing? I realize the behavior will not be

equivalent with the LMMS version at the moment, but you should at

least get some noise. It "Works" (at least as I'd expect it t=

o) just

fine in zynjacku.
Best,

Paul

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