Re: [LMMS-devel] VSTi support?

[Dennis de W. <li...@li...>]

Hi!

Don't forget a lot of VST effects can handle (MIDI) CC's as well. If you'd
use some kind of low-pass filter effect, you probally would want to
automate  stuff like cutoff & resonance using CC's.

I really want to start using LMMS, but first i'll take a look at the
documentation. Not everything is obvious (to me) at first sight.

I'd love to contribute "something" to LMMS in the future. I think it's
awesome that this kind of software is being developed for Linux. I'am not
sure what i can do (i'am not really a coder), but the wiki page suggests a
few things i might be able to do.. Well, i first have to learn working
with this damn cool app :)

Lucas : I accidently send my previous post to you directly, so Tobias
probally did not see my questions :D

Best regards,

Dennis





>
>> That's correct as far as i know. Other VST's (effects, spectrum
>> analyzers,
>> ect) don't have any special names i'am aware of..
> Exactly, because VSTi's need to receive special control (midi? mainly
> noteon and
> noteoff) data, where regular VST's just receive audio, do something with
> it (modify
> it, or analyze it, or anything) and output it.
>
>> Can i post problems & feature requests on this list? I'am using FLStudio
>> and Renoise on my Windows box and i'am still looking for something
>> similar
>> which i can run on my Linux box.
>
> Problems yes, feature requests, I think so, although I don't know if
> Tobias and the
> others maybe prefer them on the wiki?
>
> Welkom, leuk dat er nou al twee Nederlanders lmms-gebuikers zijn :-)
>
> Lucas
>
>