A collection of audio plugins using the LV2 (aka LADSPA version 2) standard.
This is a work in progress, I'm still figuring out how to code user interfaces
- The following dependencies should be installed : sudo apt install g++ make cmake lv2-dev qt5-default
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -G"UNIX Makefiles"
cmake --build .
cmake --install .
- git submodules must be updated in your working copy :
git pull --recurse-submodules(needed for Catch2 tests)
The compiled plugins will be copied into your ~/.lv2/ folder, ready to be tested.
From the build directory run ctest or ./unittests
It is possible to apply some of the plugins on audio files using the lv2file utility (sudo apt-get install lilv-utils lv2file)
lv2file -m -i ../examples/my_song.wav -o out.wav https://github.com/jrialland/lv2plugins/autopitch && aplay out.wav
Carla is a lv2-enabled audio plugins host for linux, that relies on jack.
In order to test one of the plugins with carla :
1/ Start jackd, i.e by running qjackctl and clicking the 'Start' button
qjackctl &
2/ run carla, and setup the plugins :
The screenshot shows the 'AutoPitch' plugin wired from the mic input and into the speakers. In this configuration the plugin is applied 'live' on my voice, leading to a lot of fun.
- Autopitch : slightly changes the pitch of voices, so you can sound like Cher
- ThreeDee : OpenAL-enabled 3D audio, allow to simulate the "position" of an audio input relative to the listener's space