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falkTX wrote:hmm do you have permissions to redistribute their binaries?

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Hmmm thanks falktx I didn't pay attention to that. I will remove it now. Will have to ask I guess.

Hello everybody! I'm attempting to build a snap package for reaper. What do you think would be correct, packaging the prebuilt binary or building libswell from source? I'm looking at the AUR script and they are compiling it. Not sure what to do. Anyways, here is a rough yaml script that barely works...

It's the possibilities what is exciting about this library. You can perfectly train the learning network with guitar samples and get a perfect gate out of it. The library comes with a prebuilt training based on voice samples but as I said could be anything. I haven't explored that yet but I might in...

Hi folks! I've been developing this simple plugin that makes use of Xiph's RNNoise library for speech denoising. It works more as a gate with mild noise reduction over voice present segments and it detects voice presence beautifully as RNNoise uses AI in order to recognize voice in the audio. One th...

Great work Glenn !

Damien from zamaudio did something like that using travisci look at his repo.

I bought the machine yesterday. I was dirt cheap and in good condition. I will test everything and get back here to report. Thanks everyone!

Hi John! Congratulations on your achievement! I can attest that it sounds really good at high frequencies. Much better that the Orfanidis peak filter. Are you familiar with those matched zero transform improved filters? Mzti? I've read a long time ago that paper and they were working in correcting p...

It does what it advertises correctly. It introduce only 32 samples of delay. Very interesting coming from investigation in Queen Mary's university since everything they do is very well regarded. I wonder how they achieve phase accurate response without resampling. Interesting indeed.

Hi I'm looking to buy a macbook for audio production and upgrade the ram and disk. It has a firewire port that I need for my Focusrite Saffire Pro40 soundcard. Anyone has experience with a macbook using linux for audio production?

Yes! Kde neon is great!

Good catch! Something like this will fix it (not sure about windows though) #get the build operating system and configure install path and shared object extension current_os = build_machine.system() if current_os == 'darwin' #mac i_path = '/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/LV2/nrepel.lv2' extension = '.dylib'...

How about an amp plugin that uses dpf and meson as a build system? Would that be useful? Meson is not hard to learn at all and makes much more sense than make or cmake or waf or anything really (I'm converted yes!)

Hey! Coincidentally I'm playing with meson for my plugin and it's just great. I can fork some dpf example and build it with meson now that I know a little bit more of how it works. Would that be useful? Plus I plan to migrate to dpf in the near future so it's win win for me

It turns out as obvious that I wasn't aware of the possibility of configuring a file that meson offers. With this few lines I don't need the script that used sed to replace the lib extension #Configure manifest ttl in order to be copied to install folder manifest_conf = configuration_data() manifest...