Luis Garrido schrieb: >>> i would like to know if somebody has already thought about a (unified) >>> way to save or export the settings of ladspa plugins (or vst,lv2..) > > I gave it some thought for a project of mine which sleeps the dream of > the just until I get some motivation to finish it. > >> I would love to see that too. I would say its enough to agree on the >> conventions >> (format and place in filesystem) and add them as a comment to the ladspa >> header. > > Ah, but that's a big, hairy, controversial "enough", unfortunately. > Some will swear for RDF turtle, some will kill in the name of a xml > dialect and some will argue the merits of no-nonsense ini files. > So far no one has. If we want to get this going it should be simples as the rest of ladspa. I think the format I proposed is so simple that one can parse/write it without pulling additional dependencies into projects (see the attached example).
> > Then someone will come up with an abstraction layer to rule them all, > and in the darkness bind them. > That we should avoid. > > I guess this will be in a state of flux until a dominant project sways > enough number of users to become widely adopted, probably Ardour, so > brush your shells and learn to dance the turtle. > > Luis > _______________________________________________ > Linux-audio-dev mailing list > Linux-audio-dev@lists.linuxaudio.org > http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-dev
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