From 98357310c85a7a6918da9fa519c11db6e617ddf4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: falkTX
- intro here
+ With some minor things finally done and all reported bugs squashed, it's time to tag a new release of DPF-Plugins.
- It's v1.1, but v1.0 not really adversited/publicized before.
- 1.0 was slightly rushed?
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- with all reported bugs squashed, it is time for a release.
- also dpf might will get some changes, better to have this tagged
-
- so, as this is the first time I show off the plugins here, let's go through them a little bit...
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- miniseries, nekobi, etc
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- changes since 1.0.
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- source and binaries can be downloaded here...
+ The initial 1.0 version was not really advertised/publicized before, as there were still a few things I wanted done first
+ - but they were already usable as-is.
+ The base framework used by these plugins (DPF) will get some deep changes soon, so better to have this release out now.
+
+ I will not write a changelog here, it was just many small changes here and there for all the plugins since v1.0.
+ Just think of this release as the initial one. :P
+
+ The source code plus Linux, macOS and Windows binaries can be downloaded at
+
+ https://github.com/DISTRHO/DPF-Plugins/releases/tag/v1.1.
+ The plugins are released as LADSPA, DSSI, LV2, VST2 and JACK standalone.
+
+ As this is the first time I show off the plugins like this, let's go through them a little bit...
+ The order shown is more or less the order in which they were made.
+ Note that most plugins here were made/ported as a learning exercise, so not everything is new.
+ Many thanks to António Saraiva for the design of some of these interfaces!
+
+ This is a collection of small but useful plugins, based on the good old LOSER-Dev Plugins.
+ This collection currently includes 3 Band EQ, 3 Band Splitter and Ping Pong Pan.
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+ Studio quality, open-source reverb.
+ Its release was intended to provide a practical demonstration of Dattorro’s figure-of-eight reverb structure and provide the open source community with a high quality reverb.
+ This is a DPF'ied build of the original
+ MVerb
+ plugin, allowing a proper Linux version with UI.
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+ Simple single-oscillator synth based on the Roland TB-303.
+ This is a DPF'ied build of the
+ nekobee
+ project, allowing LV2 and VST builds of the plugin, plus a nicer UI with a simple cat animation. ;)
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+
+ Simple karplus-strong plucked string synth.
+ This is a DPF'ied build of the karplong DSSI example synth, written by Chris Cannam.
+ It implements the basic Karplus-Strong plucked-string synthesis algorithm (Kevin Karplus & Alex Strong, "Digital Synthesis of Plucked-String and Drum Timbres", Computer Music Journal 1983).
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+ DPF'ied ports of some plugins from Niall Moody.
+ See
+ http://www.niallmoody.com/ndcplugs/plugins.htm
+ for the original author's page.
+ This collection currently includes Amplitude Imposer, Cycle Shifter and Soul Force plugins.
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+ projectM is an awesome music visualizer.
+ This plugin makes it work as an audio plugin (LV2 and VST).
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+ This is an OpenGL bars visualization plugin (as seen in XMMS and XBMC/Kodi).
+ Adapted from the
+ jack_glbars
+ project by Nedko Arnaudov.
+