Reverb for Linux

[chmaha]

In case it is of interest:

https://forum.cockos.com/showpost.ph...&postcount=491



I've released a modded version of zita-rev1 called RCVerb ("ReaClassical Verb") for all platforms including Linux (LV2, CLAP and VST3). It uses sane defaults and simple controls and should sound good on most material. Use with defaults as an insert or move the Wet/Dry slider all the way to the left for use as a send (adjusting the track fader to taste). You can grab the binaries here: https://github.com/chmaha/RCverb/releases

[Soli Deo Gloria]

Beautiful!

Thanks so much, Chmaha!

It sounds very nice - for my taste - and it seems to consume very few resources. Just what I need, particularly for live use.

Your contributions are priceless.

Have a nice 2023; greets!

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by Soli Deo Gloria

Beautiful!

Thanks so much, Chmaha!

I'm so glad you like it. There's a GUI on the way (as long as I can figure out how to implement it). And probably a gain control which would be useful when used as an insert for level-matching.

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Great, I'll check it out. Good job!

[Soli Deo Gloria]

Originally Posted by chmaha

I'm so glad you like it. There's a GUI on the way (as long as I can figure out how to implement it). And probably a gain control which would be useful when used as an insert for level-matching.

Excellent! The gain fader could be indeed useful, as you say. And the UI as a bonus is obviously a fine thing, but honestly, I'm very fond of these kind of plugins that are stripped and offer great functionality with remarkably light consumption. Even if it only takes 0.1 % of CPU, I personally prefer the stripped version. I don't know if it will make any perceptible difference, of course...


Anyway, this has already found its place in the live setup for my 2023 music classes season. Thanks again...

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by Soli Deo Gloria

Excellent! The gain fader could be indeed useful, as you say. And the UI as a bonus is obviously a fine thing, but honestly, I'm very fond of these kind of plugins that are stripped and offer great functionality with remarkably light consumption. Even if it only takes 0.1 % of CPU, I personally prefer the stripped version. I don't know if it will make any perceptible difference, of course...


Anyway, this has already found its place in the live setup for my 2023 music classes season. Thanks again...

I agree with you about enjoying the stripped down versions. One of the forum members who has taken great interest in ReaClassical is also a fantastic graphics person and his mock-up of a potential GUI is absolutely stunning. I may need help from someone to complete the task but I might offer two separate versions so everyone's happy.

Glad you are finding use for it!

[axel_ef]

It doesn't work in Linux LMDE5 (Debian 11). vst3 version is not listed and lv2 version cannot be loaded.

The following effect plug-in could not be loaded:

LV2: RCVerb (reaclassical.org) |

swell: dlopen() failed: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by /home/brian/.lv2/rcverb.lv2/rcverb_dsp.so)

/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 exists points to libc-2.31.so

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by axel_ef

It doesn't work in Linux LMDE5 (Debian 11). vst3 version is not listed and lv2 version cannot be loaded.

The following effect plug-in could not be loaded:

LV2: RCVerb (reaclassical.org) |

swell: dlopen() failed: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by /home/brian/.lv2/rcverb.lv2/rcverb_dsp.so)

/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 exists points to libc-2.31.so

Oops. Thanks for pointing this out. Hmm, maybe I need to statically link libraries (I speak from very little experience here but hopeful I can solve it!). I've removed Linux binaries on the release page for now. Would you mind trying to build as per the instructions on the github page to double check it works that way? If successful you'll find the LV2 and VST3 in the bin subfolder.

[axel_ef]

I built it myself from the github repository. Now everything works.

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by axel_ef

I built it myself from the github repository. Now everything works.

Awesome! Yeah, must be a static/dynamic library thing. Once I figure out if/how I can do this via the framework or makefile, I'll add them back for testing.

[Soli Deo Gloria]

Originally Posted by chmaha

I agree with you about enjoying the stripped down versions. One of the forum members who has taken great interest in ReaClassical is also a fantastic graphics person and his mock-up of a potential GUI is absolutely stunning. I may need help from someone to complete the task but I might offer two separate versions so everyone's happy.

Glad you are finding use for it!

That will be fantastic! Anyway, be it with gui or not, it's already part of the selected things I keep in my setup.

Originally Posted by chmaha

Awesome! Yeah, must be a static/dynamic library thing. Once I figure out if/how I can do this via the framework or makefile, I'll add them back for testing.

Luckily, I downloaded the "early bird" binary for Linux!

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by Soli Deo Gloria

Luckily, I downloaded the "early bird" binary for Linux!

Are you on Arch/Manjaro? Might explain why that binary worked for you...

Also: https://github.com/chmaha/Enover



It's RCVerb with a couple more controls: bass multiplier and level(gain) sliders. Now compiles to LV2 and CLAP by default with option for VST3, VST2 and LADSPA if you really want them

[krahosk]

Thank you for sharing! Could it be available through REApack?

[Soli Deo Gloria]

Originally Posted by chmaha

Are you on Arch/Manjaro? Might explain why that binary worked for you...

Yes, on Manjaro! It works perfectly fine...

Originally Posted by chmaha

Also: https://github.com/chmaha/Enover

It's RCVerb with a couple more controls: bass multiplier and level(gain) sliders. Now compiles to LV2 and CLAP by default with option for VST3, VST2 and LADSPA if you really want them

Wow, such a prolific output... I'll keep both versions around, you can be sure. Thanks and thanks!

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by krahosk

Thank you for sharing! Could it be available through REApack?

I don't think ReaPack is for that -- it's not only Lua and jsfx but other types are things like themes, templates etc that all end up in the internal REAPER folder system. But, there's always a chance I could be wrong. The issue with external plugins is that users have different preferences for where they install them plus as I've just found, unless I figure out how to statically link libraries (Arch makes it extremely difficult), one binary is not guaranteed to work on another distro. Maybe building on an older Ubuntu LTS is the solution?

[axel_ef]

I've packed my builds in case anyone wants to test it. It contains clap versions of enover and rccomp.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bniqayts2n...mp.tar.gz?dl=1

[chmaha]

Originally Posted by axel_ef

I've packed my builds in case anyone wants to test it. It contains clap versions of enover and rccomp.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bniqayts2n...mp.tar.gz?dl=1

Oh, that's awesome, thanks!