Ugh! Okay. I was hoping to just drop in my old plugins and have them work again, but it seems now that this is not likely? Luckily it’s just that compressor, but I use that one a lot. I may have to find a new compressor?
You could also report this issue to Ubuntu first.
In the short term it might still be possible to use that plugin if they fix the packaging.
Mid/Long term: Ardour comes with ACE-Compressor (the official binary also has a GUI), there is a compressor from lsp-plugins, and I can offer one from x42-plugins… and there are also a few more out there…
Thanks for the suggestions. Honestly imho if they wanted to fix the packaging they would have done it already. It’s probably worth it to, as you suggested, just use one of the compressors that comes with Ardour. I’ll have go go back and recompress everything but then again, that might help the process along. There really isn’t anything special about that Invada compressor other than the fact that it was the one that I was using and I was hoping to just drop it in and have all my setting where they were. Thanks!
Unless Ubuntu Studio has masked it for some reason you should be able to install it through the package manager. Or by running sudo apt install invada-studio-plugins-ladspa in a terminal window.
It exists in standard 24.04 at least.