[Gwc-general] LV2

[Jeff W. <we...@ha...>]

Hi James,

Thanks for the info, I'll have a look at LV2.

Not much has happened on GWC recently, because it's
basically a mature application.  I'm only looking at
doing bugfixes at this point.  Lack of activity on a
project does not mean lack of applicability...

gwc-lib does still need some work, but seems like I've
always got other priorities these days.  If I had it to do
over, I would take the gwc-lib approach directly.

My next project will involve restoring the "lost" frequency
content in older recordings.  I've played around with it
just a little, but I'm absolutely convinced a lot of life
can be restored to those recordings with the right approach.

Thanks,
Jeff

>> From: James Le Cuirot<ch...@au...>
>> Subject: [Gwc-general] LV2
>> To: gwc...@li...
>> Date: Sunday, July 12, 2009, 6:29 AM
>> Hi,
>>
>> I know that a LADSPA implementation of GWC has been pretty
>> much written
>> off due to the limitations of LADSPA but I was wondering if
>> the same
>> limitations exist in its successor, LV2? I haven't heard
>> LV2 mentioned
>> much but it's supported in Audacity, which can't be bad. An
>> LV2
>> implementation of GWC would also sidestep the thorny
>> license issue
>> concerning fftw.
>>
>> I am aware that things are very quiet on this project but
>> the recent
>> release was reassuring. I think a plug-in or library
>> implementation
>> would help to secure its future.
>>
>> Regards,
>> James
>>
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