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csLADSPA in Rosegarden

Date2007-08-20 22:13
From"Chuckk Hubbard"
SubjectcsLADSPA in Rosegarden
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Date2007-08-20 22:48
FromRory Walsh
SubjectRe: csLADSPA in Rosegarden
I've never used csLADSPA with either Rosegarden or Muse and as far as I 
know you may well be the first to try. The most fail safe way to run 
csLADSPA is cd'ing from the terminal to the directory which contains 
csLADSPA.so and the .csd files and setting LADSPA_PATH to the current 
directory ala:

export LADSPA_PATH=.

Then launch the application from the command line. If this works we know 
that it is compatible and it's an issue with the path somehow, if it 
doesn't work we'll need to find out why...

Rory.


Chuckk Hubbard wrote:
> Rosegarden doesn't see the plugins, and Muse does.  I have set 
> LADSPA_PATH and all, and the plugin is apparently okay, as Muse and 
> Audacity both see it.  I'm testing with the gainStereo.csd from the 
> examples page.
> Interestingly, Audacity, running the plugin, shows a slider for setting 
> the gain, and on processing the audio, it becomes completely distorted.
> I'm not real dead-set on using csLADSPA with Audacity, but does anyone 
> know why it would show up in Muse and not Rosegarden?  I have been told 
> that Rosegarden does recognize the variable LADSPA_PATH.
> I tried running analyseplugin on gainStereo.csd, and was told it has an 
> invalid ELF header...
> 
> -Chuckk
> 
> -- 
> http://www.badmuthahubbard.com

Date2007-08-22 02:21
From"Chuckk Hubbard"
SubjectRe: csLADSPA in Rosegarden
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Date2007-08-22 20:37
From"Chuckk Hubbard"
SubjectRe: csLADSPA in Rosegarden
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Date2007-08-23 16:34
FromAtte André Jensen
SubjectRe: csLADSPA in Rosegarden
Chuckk Hubbard wrote:

> The problem may have been that my /etc/profile file doesn't seem to do 
> anything.  My PATH never includes one of the things listed there (the 
> X11 path), and OPCODEDIR and ...64 are never set, though they are 
> exported from /etc/profile.

Why don't you set these in ~/.bashrc? I even think it's the cleaner way,
at least over global stuff in /etc...

I have this in my ~/.bashrc

cable_path=/home/atte/software/csound/cable
csound_path=/home/atte/software/csound/current
export INCDIR="$HOME/music/synth/csound/midi-instruments/"
export SSDIR="$HOME/music/synth/csound/midi-instruments/samples/"
export SSFDIR="$HOME/music/soundfonts/"
export SFDIR="$HOME/music/soundfonts/"
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$csound_path:/usr/local/lib"
export OPCODEDIR=$csound_path
PATH=$csound_path:$cable_path:"${PATH}"
export PATH
PYTHONPATH=$csound_path:$PYTHONPATH
export PYTHONPATH

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Atte

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