JV-880 1.0.9

• ROM check in the installer app. The plugin now declares its ROM files, so the installer app's Your ROMs and files step checks each file before copying it into jv880-roms/roms/ (or roms/expansions/ for SR-JV80 cards). The 256 KB rom2 file is saved as jv880_rom2.bin whatever it is called; the other four files share sizes, so keep their names (jv880_rom1.bin, jv880_nvram.bin, jv880_waverom1.bin, jv880_waverom2.bin).
• No change to the sound or the skin.

Downloads: JV-880-1.0.9-mpc-armv7.zip for Gen1 MPC and Force, JV-880-1.0.9-mpc-aarch64.zip for Gen2 (MPC OS 3.x). Your ROMs in jv880-roms/roms/ are kept on upgrade.

JV-880 1.0.8

• Q-Links on track edit → automation now work. The wrapper no longer asks MPC to rebuild its parameter screen after every parameter write (open-mpc/mpc-vst-plugins#486). Verified on a Force.
• PLAY page: the macro knob values are no longer half hidden by the row below.

Downloads: JV-880-1.0.8-mpc-armv7.zip for Gen1 MPC and Force, JV-880-1.0.8-mpc-aarch64.zip for Gen2 (MPC OS 3.x). Your ROMs in jv880-roms/roms/ are kept on upgrade.

JV-880 1.0.7

Title badge is now MINI-JV. First Gen2 (aarch64, MPC OS 3.x) build alongside the Gen1/Force armv7 zip. Requires your own JV-880 ROMs (docs/ROMS.md).

JV-880 VST v1.0.6

Roland JV-880 emulation with a native MPC skin: BANKS browser, one-page PLAY, tone editors.

Requirements

• A first-generation MPC OS standalone device (32-bit ARM, like the Force, MPC Live / Live II, One, X and Key 61).
  The installer refuses anything else. Newer models are untested.
• Root shell access (SSH) to the device. Stock MPC OS doesn't offer this; you need a modded unit.
• Tested on MPC OS with a Force. Installing plugins this way is unofficial: back up first, use at your own risk.

Install (scripted)

1. Unzip, then copy the whole folder to the device, e.g. scp -r JV-880-1.0.6 root@<device-ip>:/tmp/
2. Run it: ssh root@<device-ip> sh /tmp/JV-880-1.0.6/install.sh

The installer checks the device, stops MPC (save your project first), copies portable/sd88me - VST - JV-880/ (the plugin, its skin
and its data, as one folder) into /sdcard/Synths, backs up MPC.settings, adds the plugin to MPC's plugin list from the
folder's plugin-meta.xml and starts MPC again. Running it again upgrades in place, keeping your own files.
An older install of this plugin (the previous layout, with the .so in /sdcard/vst) is replaced, not duplicated.
-y skips the confirmation prompt; -t <folder> installs into another Synths folder (for example on a card).

Your own files go in jv880-roms/ inside the plugin folder (/sdcard/Synths/sd88me - VST - JV-880/); the installer keeps them when you upgrade and uninstall, and moves them there from the old /sdcard/vst location if you had installed the plugin that way.

Then add JV-880 to a track from the plugin browser (Instrument plugins). Its screen appears in the plugin view,
and the Q-Links follow the page.

Full instructions, including installing by hand, are in INSTALL.md inside the zip.

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JV-880 VST v1.0.5

Roland JV-880 emulation with a native MPC skin: BANKS browser, one-page PLAY, tone editors.

Requirements

• A first-generation MPC OS standalone device (32-bit ARM, like the Force, MPC Live / Live II, One, X and Key 61).
  The installer refuses anything else. Newer models are untested.
• Root shell access (SSH) to the device. Stock MPC OS doesn't offer this; you need a modded unit.
• Tested on MPC OS with a Force. Installing plugins this way is unofficial: back up first, use at your own risk.

Install (scripted)

1. Unzip, then copy the whole folder to the device, e.g. scp -r JV-880-1.0.5 root@<device-ip>:/tmp/
2. Run it: ssh root@<device-ip> sh /tmp/JV-880-1.0.5/install.sh

The installer checks the device, stops MPC (save your project first), copies portable/sd88me - VST - JV-880/ (the plugin, its skin
and its data, as one folder) into /sdcard/Synths, backs up MPC.settings, adds the plugin to MPC's plugin list from the
folder's plugin-meta.xml and starts MPC again. Running it again upgrades in place, keeping your own files.
An older install of this plugin (the previous layout, with the .so in /sdcard/vst) is replaced, not duplicated.
-y skips the confirmation prompt; -t <folder> installs into another Synths folder (for example on a card).

Your own files go in jv880-roms/ inside the plugin folder (/sdcard/Synths/sd88me - VST - JV-880/); the installer keeps them when you upgrade and uninstall, and moves them there from the old /sdcard/vst location if you had installed the plugin that way.

Then add JV-880 to a track from the plugin browser (Instrument plugins). Its screen appears in the plugin view,
and the Q-Links follow the page.

Full instructions, including installing by hand, are in INSTALL.md inside the zip.

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Built by GitHub Actions from 111aa96 with mpc-vst-plugins@8dd6eab.

JV-880 VST v1.0.4

Fixes loading on MPC OS 2.x (glibc 2.32): the 1.0.3 build bound pthread and dladdr calls to GLIBC_2.34, which MPC OS 2.x lacks. This build needs only GLIBC_2.17. The installer also works on Hakai-enabled systems (service inmusic-mpc instead of acvs). No other plugin changes; your ROMs are kept.

Roland JV-880 emulation with a native MPC skin: BANKS browser, one-page PLAY, tone editors.

Requirements

• A first-generation MPC OS standalone device (32-bit ARM, like the Force, MPC Live / Live II, One, X and Key 61).
  The installer refuses anything else. Newer models are untested.
• Root shell access (SSH) to the device. Stock MPC OS doesn't offer this; you need a modded unit.
• Tested on MPC OS with a Force. Installing plugins this way is unofficial: back up first, use at your own risk.

Install (scripted)

1. Unzip, then copy the whole folder to the device, e.g. scp -r JV-880-1.0.4 root@<device-ip>:/tmp/
2. Run it: ssh root@<device-ip> sh /tmp/JV-880-1.0.4/install.sh

The installer checks the device, stops MPC (save your project first), copies portable/sd88me - VST - JV-880/ (the plugin, its skin
and its data, as one folder) into /sdcard/Synths, backs up MPC.settings, adds the plugin to MPC's plugin list from the
folder's plugin-meta.xml and starts MPC again. Running it again upgrades in place, keeping your own files.
An older install of this plugin (the previous layout, with the .so in /sdcard/vst) is replaced, not duplicated.
-y skips the confirmation prompt; -t <folder> installs into another Synths folder (for example on a card).

Your own files go in jv880-roms/ inside the plugin folder (/sdcard/Synths/sd88me - VST - JV-880/); the installer keeps them when you upgrade and uninstall, and moves them there from the old /sdcard/vst location if you had installed the plugin that way.

Then add JV-880 to a track from the plugin browser (Instrument plugins). Its screen appears in the plugin view,
and the Q-Links follow the page.

Full instructions, including installing by hand, are in INSTALL.md inside the zip.

Built by GitHub Actions from 3914c43 with mpc-vst-plugins@d55a431.
Built locally from a771814 with mpc-vst-plugins@ce81c6d (PR #93, glibc 2.31 toolchain). Smoke-tested on a Force.

JV-880 VST v1.0.3

Roland JV-880 emulation with a native MPC skin: BANKS browser, one-page PLAY, tone editors.

Requirements

• A first-generation MPC OS standalone device (32-bit ARM, like the Force, MPC Live / Live II, One, X and Key 61).
  The installer refuses anything else. Newer models are untested.
• Root shell access (SSH) to the device. Stock MPC OS doesn't offer this; you need a modded unit.
• Tested on MPC OS with a Force. Installing plugins this way is unofficial: back up first, use at your own risk.

Install (scripted)

1. Unzip, then copy the whole folder to the device, e.g. scp -r JV-880-1.0.3 root@<device-ip>:/tmp/
2. Run it: ssh root@<device-ip> sh /tmp/JV-880-1.0.3/install.sh

The installer checks the device, stops MPC (save your project first), copies portable/sd88me - VST - JV-880/ (the plugin, its skin
and its data, as one folder) into /sdcard/Synths, backs up MPC.settings, adds the plugin to MPC's plugin list from the
folder's plugin-meta.xml and starts MPC again. Running it again upgrades in place, keeping your own files.
An older install of this plugin (the previous layout, with the .so in /sdcard/vst) is replaced, not duplicated.
-y skips the confirmation prompt; -t <folder> installs into another Synths folder (for example on a card).

Your own files go in jv880-roms/ inside the plugin folder (/sdcard/Synths/sd88me - VST - JV-880/); the installer keeps them when you upgrade and uninstall, and moves them there from the old /sdcard/vst location if you had installed the plugin that way.

Then add JV-880 to a track from the plugin browser (Instrument plugins). Its screen appears in the plugin view,
and the Q-Links follow the page.

Full instructions, including installing by hand, are in INSTALL.md inside the zip.

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Built by GitHub Actions from 3914c43 with mpc-vst-plugins@d55a431.

JV-880 v1.0.2

Layout change: the plugin now installs as one folder in /sdcard/Synths. Put your ROMs in jv880-roms/roms/ inside that folder (see docs/ROMS.md); the installer replaces an older install and moves your ROMs from /sdcard/vst/jv880-roms over.

Requirements

• A first-generation MPC OS standalone device (32-bit ARM, like the Force, MPC Live / Live II, One, X and Key 61).
  The installer refuses anything else. Newer models are untested.
• Root shell access (SSH) to the device. Stock MPC OS doesn't offer this; you need a modded unit.
• Tested on MPC OS with a Force. Installing plugins this way is unofficial: back up first, use at your own risk.

Install (scripted)

1. Unzip, then copy the whole folder to the device, e.g. scp -r JV-880-1.0.2 root@<device-ip>:/tmp/
2. Run it: ssh root@<device-ip> sh /tmp/JV-880-1.0.2/install.sh

The installer checks the device, copies portable/sd88me - VST - JV-880/ (the plugin, its skin and its data, as one folder) into
/sdcard/Synths, then stops MPC (save your project first), backs up MPC.settings, adds the plugin to MPC's plugin
list from the folder's plugin-meta.xml and starts MPC again. Running it again upgrades in place, keeping your own files.
An older install of this plugin (the previous layout, with the .so in /sdcard/vst) is replaced, not duplicated.
-y skips the confirmation prompt; -t <folder> installs into another Synths folder (for example on a card).

Your own files go in jv880-roms/ inside the plugin folder (/sdcard/Synths/sd88me - VST - JV-880/); the installer keeps them when you upgrade and uninstall, and moves them there from the old /sdcard/vst location if you had installed the plugin that way.

Then add JV-880 to a track from the plugin browser (Instrument plugins). Its screen appears in the plugin view,
and the Q-Links follow the page.

JV-880 v1.0.1

Same plugin as 1.0.0, repackaged as a catalog-conformant release (adds mpc-plugin.json). Requirements: a first-generation MPC OS device (32-bit ARM) with root SSH, and your own JV-880 ROMs in /sdcard/vst/jv880-roms/roms/ (see docs/ROMS.md). Install: unzip, scp the folder to the device, run install.sh (see INSTALL.md in the zip).

JV-880 v1.0.0

Roland JV-880 as a native VST2 plugin for first-generation MPC OS devices (tested on Force), with its own MPC screen skin.

You need your own JV-880 ROM dump, v1.0.0 exactly. It is not included. See docs/ROMS.md for the files and where they go (/sdcard/vst/jv880-roms/roms/).

What's in v1.0.0

• One-page PLAY (macros, output, patch, reverb, chorus) plus BANKS, and four TONE pages
• BANKS: browse banks/expansions and patches, selected tile stays highlighted, top strip with bank / patch / page and PREV/NEXT
• Q-Links now accumulate on slow turns (integer params no longer stick)

Requirements: 32-bit ARM MPC OS standalone device (Force, MPC Live/II, One, X, Key 61), root SSH access. Unofficial: back up first, use at your own risk.

Install: unzip, scp -r JV-880-1.0.0 root@<device-ip>:/tmp/, then ssh root@<device-ip> sh /tmp/JV-880-1.0.0/install.sh. The installer stops MPC (save your project first). Full steps, manual install and uninstall are in INSTALL.md inside the zip.