Changed the binary distribution of plugins. Plugins of different formats are now packed together into a 7-zip archive. The same is related to documentation and source code. This allows to gain the economy on the overall size of the compressed data and number of archives required to download.
Added basic GStreamer plugin format support.
Plugins now can be built without UI support if the ‘ui’ option is omitted at the configuration stage.
Added ISO-226:2023 loudness compensation curves to Loudness Compensator plugin series.
Added balance knobs to LSP Slap-back Delay Stereo plugin.
Added Suntory Hall Tokyo 3D model to Room Builder presets (contributed by Fowly).
Updated makefile scripts related to Git checkout (contributed by Johannes Lorenz).
Improved build tools: UI resources are now built-in only for shared objects/libraries that actually need them.
Several AVX-512 optimizations of DSP library.
Fixed not working MIDI channel setup for the Trigger MIDI plugin series.
Fixed regression: improper port bindings for Compensation Delay x2 Stereo plugin.
Fixed several issues related to plugin window sizing for LV2 format.
Fixed possible access to uninitialized memory when loading built-in resources.
Fixed improper phase compensation between Dry and Wet channels in Linear Phase mode for multiband plugin series:
Are most people building LSP without a UI?
If not I would suggest defaulting to building with UI and having a noui option for those who don’t want it.
Those who have been compiling LSP themselves for years and don’t necessarily scrutinize the announcement or the README file could be in for a bit of surprise this time, when they forget to add the new ui flag and end up without any fancy graphics.
If it’s on by default it should be on by default even when using the FEATURES flag, in my opinion.
Especially since it’s something that a vast majority of the people compiling most likely want anyway. And since it’s been the FEATURES default in all the previous 1.2.x versions.
I don’t think so but you can compile it yourself by downloading the source code and following these instructions (click the down-arrow to see my modifications to the instructions)
Running it in Windows is still considered experimental, though.
Thank you very much. Unfortunately, I don’t know anything about compiling and programming. At almost 60 years old, it doesn’t make sense to do anything with it anymore. Thank you very much again.