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Lv2 is supported on master.
pacman -S lilv lv2
brew install lilv lv2
For compiling: lv2-dev liblilv-dev
From the directory containing vcpkg:
.\vcpkg install lilv lv2
If you get an error about missing ports, you may need to update vcpkg first:
git pull
.\bootstrap-vcpkg.bat
Lv2 plugins are not shipped with LMMS. This section shall describe which packages you need to install to get as many Lv2 plugins as possible.
pacman -S calf lsp-plugins mda.lv2 noise-repellent surge x42-plugins
yay -S lv2-plugins-aur-meta
(to be done)
# TODO: add more plugins
sudo apt-get install calf-plugins mda-lv2 x42-plugins swh-lv2
# Additional plugins for Ubuntu 20.04 or higher
sudo apt-get install lsp-plugins-lv2 dpf-plugins-lv2
You can download LV2 plugins from the internet. A good place to get started is https://x42-plugins.com/.
Currently, we support
- Core (except CV ports)
- URIDs
- MIDI atoms
- Buffer Size
- Options
- Worker
Run LMMS_LV2_DEBUG <path to lmms> to get a complete list of unsupported plugins.
If a system-installed plugin has no debugging symbols, compile it and prepend the self-compiled version to the LV2_PATH:
LV2_PATH=/path/above/plugin/path:$LV2_PATH /path/to/lmms
For example, if you want to debug ZynAddSubFX, and it is in /a/b/c/ZynAddSubFX.lv2:
LV2_PATH=/a/b/c:$LV2_PATH /path/to/lmms
https://git.open-music-kontrollers.ch/~hp/lv2lint
If there isn't a package for it in your linux distro you will need to compile it from source. The lv2lint page above has an up to date description of this process.
By default lv2lint will look for plugins in LV2_PATH. For a complete list of options type lv2lint -h.
The simplest example command would be to just pass the plugin uri:
lv2lint http://calf.sourceforge.net/plugins/Vinyl
For a more extensive report:
lv2lint -d -E warn -E note http://calf.sourceforge.net/plugins/Vinyl