Radium

alright, i was wrong about what the fork was. it actually provides the ability to make lv2 plugins with juce, but not lv2 hosting

however, i did find this: https://github.com/lvtk/jlv2, which is a juce module that provides lv2 hosting. it's technically pre-alpha, but it could be useful...

hello, so i discovered this exists: https://github.com/lv2-porting-project/JUCE and i want to try to build radium using this version of juce. the problem is, i don't know where to start, and i figured you could help i imagine i'll have to clone the git repo and then somehow integrate it with radium ...

alright, so after some searching around i found a bunch of lv2 plugins that fulfill pretty much everything i really need to build a modular synth. i can live with the way the patchbay works too, though i still do wish that all of the inputs and outputs of a plugin are exposed in the mixer now all i ...

please add custom scales soon, i'd love to be able to experiment with microtonality in radium and individually retuning every note is too cumbersome

Definitely. How to do this have been spinning around in my head for a while. The "PatchBay" objects were made for this specific purpose though, but they are not that intuitive to use. i agree, the patchbay objects aren't that intuitive. i suggest having more of those little nubs on the side, where ...

so i'm coming to radium from a program called sunvox, which is actually quite similar to radium in that it is a modular-style synth with a tracker sequencer. radium, of course, has a lot of features that sunvox doesn't, like vst plugin support and hard drive audio playback. however, i think radium a...

yay!!

this would make mixing a lot easier. of course there should be an option to automatically make the new busses invisible in the sequencer

yeah, that's what i was thinking of!

one question (i can't test this myself rn): do you have to manually retrigger the sample whenever you change the starting point, or does it automatically retrigger when you set the value?

any way to chop up samples using track commands or automation, like in traditional trackers?

haven't found anything myself