Closed RustoMCSpit closed 5 months ago
Oh my. Sure that would be an honor since I am not an audio developer; I'm barely learning. I'll work on packaging the CLAP version first.
Oh my. Sure that would be an honor since I am not an audio developer; I'm barely learning. I'll work on packaging the CLAP version first.
if you pack a clap tell me!!
I updated the zip file in Releases to include the VST3 and CLAP binaries.
Program (application/x-ms-dos-executable)
this is not linux compatible
i see a linux .so but no linux .clap
Could you check again? This is the content of the zip file I uploaded
where there should be two versions of the VST3 plugin for Linux and Windows, and a crrshrr.clap
plugin that is at least Linux compatible.
Could you check again? This is the content of the zip file I uploaded
where there should be two versions of the VST3 plugin for Linux and Windows, and a
crrshrr.clap
plugin that is at least Linux compatible.
could you not make a native linux .clap?
Technically that is the file I load and use in my Linux machine without any issues. It is also compiled in the same Linux machine...
i know but can you build natively fpr linux for my list
I saw where I went wrong. I had forgotten that I had compiled for Windows right after compiling for Linux to test things. tl;dr I was totally confused, haha.
Now the release page has proper zips for Windows and Linux. Please give it a try and let me know.
still broken
bitwig 5.1.9 linux mint LTS cinnamon
Could you check the Bitwig logs and if there is anything informative in there, could you share it here? I've triple checked that I am using the right binary in Kubuntu 23.10 and Bitwig v5.2 beta 3 and that it loads and runs properly.
Could you check the Bitwig logs and if there is anything informative in there, could you share it here? I've triple checked that I am using the right binary in Kubuntu 23.10 and Bitwig v5.2 beta 3 and that it loads and runs properly.
bitwig logs? wheres that?
I've triple checked that I am using the right binary in Kubuntu 23.10 and Bitwig v5.2 beta 3 and that it loads and runs properly.
it doesnt even recognise the file. i think you uploaded a broken build
also are you interested in studiorack? i made another issue. if so please join the server so the dev can tell you how to implement your plugin
Here's what I did to confirm that the right binaries are compiled and uploaded:
crrshrr.clap
from my CLAP folder ~/.clap
crrshrr.clap
into my ~/.clap
directorycrrshrr.clap
in the browser and dragged it to an audio trackI repeated the steps above again, including downloading a new crrshrr-LINUX.zip file, tested it with REAPER and it also worked.
All this in Kubuntu 23.10, Bitwig v5.2 beta 3, REAPER v7.11.
You can find the Bitwig logs in ~/.BitwigStudio/log
. Check the files in there to see if any issues show up for crrshrr.clap
.
I saw your ticket for studiorack. I don't know what that is just yet, but let's address that in there instead of here.
[2024-05-31 16:57:54.739 indexer info] Could not read metadata for crrshrr.clap com.bitwig.flt.library.metadata.reader.exception.CouldNotReadMetadataException: could not read metadata: com.bitwig.flt.library.metadata.reader.exception.CouldNotReadMetadataException: could not read metadata: Failed to load CLAP plug-in /home/chris/.claps/crrshrr.clap: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by /home/chris/.claps/crrshrr.clap)
This is a clue:
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by /home/chris/.claps/crrshrr.clap)
At this point, this confirms that the right binaries for Linux have been uploaded, because your system does detect it correctly, and correctly detects that your system is missing dependencies needed to run the plugin, in this case the version of GLIBC in your Linux is not compatible with and probably older than what the plugin uses.
So, I'll close this ticket since the actual binaries are now correct. I would recommend that you run a system update on your Mint and see if it picks up and updates this and any other libraries.
If you want you can open a separate ticket for this library issue to keep things organized, but again, for the issue of wrong libraries in Releases, I'll close this since it is now resolved.
https://github.com/RustoMCSpit/awesome-linux-clap-list
would like to add to the list