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Can JUCE plugins on linux work properly with LV2 and KX? Related to Surge #228
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no problem!
It is quite simple, the code is mostly separate from all of juce. DISTRHO/juce repo has branches for up to date juce btw.
Yeah, I never added LV2 support in projucer.
I have other plugins made with juce in the KXStudio repos. |
Thank you very much for the quick response! Very useful.
Then how do you generate the build files? I run projucer —resave to eject the Builds/ and JuceLibraryCode/ directories at build time. |
I am hardcode, I create my own Makefiles :) On a serious note, on DISTRHO-Ports I use premake3, based on old juced project. |
Gotcha! Well I could imagine wanting to fix that indeed. Let me ponder for a bit - wont’ make a decision until April for surge. But will let you know - probably in an issue over in DISTRO/juce though. Thanks as always for the quick response. (Oh and we will probably release the tuning workbench synth in April also. I’ll tag a new issue over here when I do so we can include at least the standalone version in KX) |
A question related to this - is surge going to change to juce anytime soon? |
Short version not this year probably. |
@falkTX sorry if I should drop this in a different repo. And also apologies for asking a relatively remedial question about the linux music environment.
We’re thinking about what to do with surge for 1.7 and part of me is thinking to dump vstgui and our hand rolled plugins and move to JUCE. We have a good build infrastructure which works with JUCE and scripts on linux mac and windows for several other projects, and JUCE is just amazing infrastructure.
The reason I’ve been hesitant is because of LV2 and build environments on linux. KX is a pretty central distribution channel for surge (and linux synths generally) so wanted to ask a couple of questions.
The mainstream of JUCE doesn’t build LV2 but I know you have a fork that does. I’m using JUCE 5.4 (including things like the AudioParameterValueTreeBlah) in my new synths. Do you have a mechanism to make an LV2 out of them? Can I use that easily? (My plugins are all GPL3)
I’ve taken the habit of running projucer at build time (see for instance https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/tuning-workbench-synth.git or our branch of dexed which adds tuning and MPE). Is that incompatible with you?
And just generally how do I think about using distribution mechanisms other than ‘build it yourself’ for JUCE plugins on linux using the KXStudio infrastructure?
If I was supporting only mac and windows, Surge 1.7 would be a JUCE app, no question. The hand rolled plugins and vstgui have given me really only headaches. But it’s super important to me that I not leave the LInux community behind. Thanks for any guidance or pointers.
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