As I haven't found yet any trance gate VST for linux, DIY was the only way.
IMPORTANT For the moment the processing part has just started, so it may sound CRAP.
It is my very first JUCE project and i suck at C++ so...apologies for the crappy code ^^ .
- JUCE Version 7.0.7
- CMake
Instructions
- get the pre-built .vst3/.lv2 folder in Releases or build it (see below).
- put it in your VST3/LV2 folder
- run the script
./Ressources/scripts/copy_plugin_data_linux.sh
The plugin data is stored in ${HOME}/.ssabug/choppah
Instructions
- get the pre-built .vst3 folder in Releases or build it (see below).
- put it in your VST3 folder
- run the script
.\Ressources\scripts\copy_plugin_data_windows.cmd
The plugin data is stored in %HomePath%\ssabug\choppah
In the root folder of the repository, create a symbolic link or a copy to your JUCE folder ( named "JUCE" ).
Instructions
- git clone the repo or get a release zip. Extract if necessary.
- then in a terminal, type
mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make
Cross compilation can be done with cmake -DCOMP_TARGET::STRING=windows ..
.You'll have to edit CMakeLists.txt
file to select the compiler and the libraries.
Instructions
- git clone the repo or get a release zip. Extract if necessary.
- in the created folder
choppah
, open the file choppah.jucer with JUCE Projucer - generate the project for your IDE and build
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Linux distributions tested : Fedora, Arch Linux
Windows versions tested : 11