I compared the equalizer to the one I use, Fab Filter, and I have to say they sound practically the same. Excellent.
Have you tried x42-eq? It’s already installed in zynthian.
Regards
Hi @jofemodo, no, I use the Zynthian as an expander to get its beautiful portable sounds. I don’t work with effects or anything else. I included this link because it’s compatible with Raspberry Pi and I thought it might be interesting since it’s free and of excellent quality.
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I think @riban already compiled this one:
I am absolutely no expert, but on the sound engineers forum there is talk of this plugin also in the version for Raspberry (Win, Mac intel and M1-4 and Raspberry.).
For compressors, eq, limiters I find the LSP plugins to be the best from the lv2 plugins that I tried so far. Obviously everyone likes diffrent but still these are very good made imo. Luftikus and some others can give you a very nice coloring too.
I’m new to the whole linux ecosystem though..
We build ZL Equalizer 2 for our pro-audio Arch third-party binary package repository. If you look at the PKGBUILD file, you can see how to build it.
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Has anyone managed to install https://www.decentsamples.com/product/decent-sampler-plugin/#
for ARM on its Zynthian??? I’m not sure how to proceed in order to get it…
I’m playing some of the 6 FREE libraries included (and trying to make my own one with
Sublime Text and some imported MoogSamples, but I have a few key shortcuts missing…
Looks like a really funny instrument to make one’s own Digital instrument….
It looks like this is only available as VST so not compatible with zynthian.
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Ouch…. I just finished my first experiment… it would have been really interesting
loading it in Zynthian… Cheers and tnx.
Sfizz will load basic Decent Sampler scripts.
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I must add that not all the DS features (op-codes) are supported, but i tested with some soundfonts and at least the basic ones work OK.
Regards,
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