Pulse audio plugins
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Re: Pulse audio plugins
In theory, any LADSPA plugin that will work in JACK can be loaded as a Pulseaudio module
In practice, the command to load LADSPA module requires a list of numbers for the variables needed for DSP settings
Not aware of any DSP host for gui control of DSP, so DSP can only be loaded with fixed settings via terminal command.
To do this requires knowing the LADSPA plugin well enough to create the list of options in correct order.
If you want to only use Pulseaudio, I would still suggest starting with DSP in a JACK host to fine tune settings in a gui, then transfer the settings values to Pulseaudio module command. But if you are going to use JACK it makes more sense (IMO) to keep the DSP in the sound server built for that task and just connect Pulseaudio in to JACK
edit:
http://plugin.org.uk/ladspa-swh/docs/ladspa-swh.html
http://lsp-plug.in/
http://calf-studio-gear.org/
In practice, the command to load LADSPA module requires a list of numbers for the variables needed for DSP settings
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pactl load-module module-ladspa-sink sink_name=<yourname> master=<sinkname> plugin=<plugin> label=<label> control=<option1>,<option2>,[...]
To do this requires knowing the LADSPA plugin well enough to create the list of options in correct order.
If you want to only use Pulseaudio, I would still suggest starting with DSP in a JACK host to fine tune settings in a gui, then transfer the settings values to Pulseaudio module command. But if you are going to use JACK it makes more sense (IMO) to keep the DSP in the sound server built for that task and just connect Pulseaudio in to JACK
edit:
http://plugin.org.uk/ladspa-swh/docs/ladspa-swh.html
http://lsp-plug.in/
http://calf-studio-gear.org/