Plugin
Audio LV2 License...
Audio-LV2, Copyright 2024, Simon Jackson, K Ring Technologies Ltd
The files in the plugins/audio-lv2 (source) directory are mainly copyright
2024, Simon Jackson, K Ring Technologies Ltd. The build scripts are under
various copyright covered in the files themselves and/or the LICENSES folder.
All commercial and non-commercial rights reserved. Modification of the build
scripts and the helper shell scripts are for the purpose of making a binary
distribution build/plugins/audio-lv2.lv2 folder for LV2 plugin hosts. Standard
LV2 extensions are used.
Audio LV2 from KRT...
Under Construction
🦍 Gorilla
Inspired by ThePrimeagen and his great work of art testing Devin just
before Christmas 2024. Also a good Unicode test of LV2 hosts. The details are
being worked out but expect another 3 plugins in the set of 4. It’s like a
general template, but with some MIDI CC señor. If it was too logical, it would
lack the kind of uniqueness that might be worth a little. The plugin world is
a crowded place.
Plugins...
Ah, plugins. So the VCVRack is quite nice and my plugins there are KRTPluginA . Nice. So on to some newer code making LV2 plugins. The code is not open circa 2024, and there are many decisions to make. I’m finding carla for the test host to be OK. The OSC control feature is going to be useful.
This section of the website is also for the needed URI that LV2 needs for the
manifest files. This makes the plugins Linux by design and possibly working
on Mac by Darwin compatibility and Windows by MSYS2
.
It seems very similar to VST and VCVRack design, and supports other formats
which I don’t think I’ll be using. Hold onto your knobs.
Doris.nvim [Free]...
A plugin for nvim (LazyVim) hosted open-source MIT licence. It’s quite a bit
of a mix. Check here
for details.
I’m liking Lua, especially now I’m building something to help with my future
experience with it. The repository also contains some dotfiles for some other
tools and my nvim (LazyVim) dotfiles with a cmp example fetching autojump
directories after typing a /. Easier after combining a few online
tutorials, and a bit of hacking lua/config/complete.lua.