Noise Repellent JUCE plugin released

#21

Beware of this too:

# Set this so that the executable will find all the right libraries inside the bundle
        export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$INSTALL_DIR/lib${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
        exec $INSTALL_DIR/bin/ardour-9.2.0 "$@"

it caused me some real headaches in the past.

@x42 you can’t just ‘statically link everything’ when building a plug-in, because licensing.

#22

I always care about how the plugin sounds to me and this plugin really got the job done every time. But this new interface looks so neat. Exciting news, I must say. Thanks a lot.

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#23

Hi, I had tried the other link here: chore: formalize build guidelines and update dependency management to… · lucianodato/noise-repellent@1f9c2fc · GitHub

I didn’t realize they had been updated on the main page because the 0.3.0 version number didn’t change, sorry for the noise. I will wait for your next release with the UI and bug fixes, thanks for all your work!

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#24

Thanks man! That is what I really care too. In fact I don’t plan to do anything else until I make this thing the best it can be sound wise.

#25

Well, that applies to closed source, Linux only plugins only.

On other OS you don’t have free/libre (LGPL?) system-wide libs around to begin with, and I presume plugins work there as well…

Besides LGPL specifically allows static linking.

#26

Probably should have said you can’t always just statically link everything.

(FWIW to keep dependencies to a minimum I built my own (SDF) font rendering engine from the ground up, but that’s probably a bit extreme)

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