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sdatkinson / NeuralAmpModelerPlugin

Plugin for Neural Amp Modeler
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Linux native solution (without DAW) #148

Open T13nou opened 1 year ago

T13nou commented 1 year ago

Hello guys,

Thanks for bringing this awesome piece of software !

As Linux user and guitar player, I would be very pleased to see a native Linux version (AppImage, Flatpak ?) of NAM.

I don't know how complicated it would be but I think Linux guitar player would love it :)

Thanks,

T13nou

sdatkinson commented 1 year ago

Is this a duplicate of #34? If not, let me know what you're specifically looking for--a Makefile to build for Linux, built artifacts to be included in Releases...?

Thanks

T13nou commented 1 year ago

Well Ideally I would look for a standalone equivalent in Linux (something easily portable from one distro to another like Flakpak or AppImage).

But if a plugin version can be hosted somewhere with the same easiness it could be a good trick

thanks @sdatkinson

EviTRea commented 1 year ago

Second this. Would be cool if I don't have to boot into windows for BIAS FX every time I want to play.

T13nou commented 1 year ago

Same here @EviTRea , this is the last milestone to get rid of Windows :) I tried... so hard last night to make it work by compiling and running into Clara, but definately didn't work :'(

38github commented 1 year ago

For now, until NAM is Linux compatible, you can use https://github.com/mikeoliphant/neural-amp-modeler-lv2. It is very basic at the moment and i.e. Reaper can't open nam files within the plugin since Reaper's LV2 implementation does not seem to support atom:Path. Ardour works well though.

mcreel commented 1 year ago

For Reaper users on Linux, it is possible to use yabridge (https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge) to access the windows plugin, installed in wine. I have tried a couple of models, and they sound great.

RustoMCSpit commented 1 year ago

Same here @EviTRea , this is the last milestone to get rid of Windows :) I tried... so hard last night to make it work by compiling and running into Clara, but definately didn't work :'(

what i did was i used wine-staging and it works just fine, ymmv

Lord-Valen commented 8 months ago

https://github.com/brummer10/guitarix has a NAM module which can be added to its signal chain. If you don't use any of it's other features, it can serve as a simple linux native NAM frontend.

Lord-Valen commented 8 months ago

This issue seems to be asking for a linux native NAM standalone application? It should probably be renamed to distinguish it from #34.