LSP Plugins 1.2.5 released!

Installation & Configuration Linux
#1

LSP Plugins 1.2.5 have been just released.

  • Introduced CLAP plugin format support.
  • Introduced the ‘Override Hydrogen drumkit’ feature for Multisampler plugin series.
  • Reworked and simplified the behaviour of the parameters that define ‘Stretch’ and
    ‘Loop’ ranges.
  • Minimum and maximum values now depend on the sample length for several parameters
    like ‘Stretch’, ‘Loop’, ‘Fade in’ and ‘Fade out’ in the Sampler and Multisampler
    plugin series.
  • Fixed the application menu spam in GNOME environment by reworking the XDG files
    (contributed by sdwolfz).
  • Changed VST parameter normalized value mapping for logarithmic parameters.
  • Added possibility to specify JACK connections that should be estimated by the
    standalone JACK plugin when the plugin connects to the JACK server.
  • Implemented plugin metadata validator which runs at the build stage and verifies
    the consistency of the plugin metadata.
  • Fixed bug related to modification of cyclic parameters for several plugin formats.
  • Fixed possible crash when importing configuration data from clipboard.
  • Added possibility to enable/disable Knob’s scale actions.
  • Several bugfixes related to the memory access in the lsp-ws-lib.
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#2

Thank you @SadKo, and I hope you’re doing fine. This vast amount of work you do is really very much appreciated.

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#3

The lsp-plugins 1.2.5 doesn’t work for me. In the log windows is written: " LV2: Failed to instantiate plugin http://lsp-plug.in/plugins/lv2/compressor_mono"

The 1.2.4 works fine.

#5

It works for me on a current OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, with Ardour 7.2 and LSP Plugins 1.2.5 packages provided by the Geekos DAW repo.

#6

What version of GLIBC do you have installed?
I’ve met that some builds have newer GLIBC version required rather than users have in their distributions.

#7

Thank you for answer. I have the glibc-version 2.35

#8

The plugins were built for glibc 2.31. And as I understand, the glibc has some comatiblity breaches in 2.35. You can try to watch what the ldd <shared-object-file> shows for plugin binaries. There can be some dependencies missing or incompatible glibc.

#9

Thank you. I have now solved the problem by downloading the deb package.

#10

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