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#18

I absolutely love this plug-in! I’ve got two instances on my board. One in my main signal chain, and one before a fully wet Galactic reverb to create ghost noises :slight_smile:

For both of them I have a CV controlled very slow LFO set to S&H changing the octave randomly - it’s an insanely effective sound! :slight_smile:

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#19

Glad to hear that you have as much fun as me tweaking this plugin !

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#20

do you have a plan to put it into MOD plugin store?

#21

it was published some time ago

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#22

Do we talk about mirrorz or zwaba? I was asking about zwaba.

#23

zwaba is the link to repositories of my other plugins, Stutterz + some utility plugins.
To install them you have to ssh to your unit.
Mod stopped pushing new beta plugin for now
see:
https://forum.mod.audio/t/beta-plugins/9902

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#24

sorry to hear that, it seems I will not load the plugin since it is a magic for me.

#25

beta plugins that are meant to never leave beta are kinda unwanted true, but that is not the same as beta plugins pushed with the intention to eventually get into stable.

it is up to the developer to indicate the feeling of being ready for production/live use.
and their intentions too, if they plan to keep up with user reports and fixing or not.

if your plan is to keep going, I see no reason to block and stop it here. lets push nice new plugins into the stable section of the store!

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#26

Ok, so I just have to put a plugin folder here ? https://github.com/moddevices/max-gen-plugins/tree/main/plugins

with these files:

  • README.md

  • gen_exported.cpp

  • gen_exported.h

And my custom.ttl file here ?:

Am I right ?

Thanks for your help.

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#27

I kinda forgot to be honest, so we just need to retry. I remember putting in place some automated testing, so these will fail if anything is wrong

#28

What does SSH mean?

#29

SSH is “secure shell” and is used to access remote computer systems. In this case, the MOD device, since it’s a Linux computer. Here’s a how-to

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#30

Damn this seems way too complicated for me… I use Windows and am not a coder…
Would it be easy for me to get these plugins to work on my Mod Duo?

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#31

Using Windows isn’t a problem. As of Windows 10, the Powershell or Command Prompt have the ssh command available. However, once you access the MOD device, you’ll want to have a linux command reference handy. I’d encourage you to give it a shot, as you’ll learn a lot, but I totally get that it can appear to be very complicated.

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#32

I have absolutely no time sadly…

#33

@zwabo coming back to this, can you please update the files on the GitHub - moddevices/max-gen-plugins: Collection of MAX gen~ based audio plugins used in MOD Audio repository please?

I see you are trying to do a custom modgui, so perhaps a good time for it.

As others seem happy with the plugin, lets push for stable part of the store, though first updating to your latest version and seeing about modgui too. Don’t worry about the modgui thumbnail, I can easily handle that one. (we have GitHub - moddevices/mod-screenshot: Generate modgui and pedalboard screenshots that helps with this, if you want to try it yourself, but it just takes a few seconds on my side anyhow)

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#34

It’s done, let me know if everything is okay on your side (I’m not entirely sure what I’m doing…).
I have a few other custom plugins, including some utilities (which are already used by a few forum users). Should I upload the full .lv2 folder in: https://github.com/moddevices/max-gen-plugins/tree/main/custom-ttl, and another folder with the gen_exported files in: https://github.com/moddevices/max-gen-plugins/tree/main/plugins ??
Thanks for your help

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#35

Yes, just roughly follow the same folder structure as for the 1st plugin (keeping the plugin filename prefixes) and should be good.
The automatic CI actions will complain if something is wrong.

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#36

Hi falkTX,
You’ll find 6 new plugins for the Beta in https://github.com/moddevices/max-gen-plugins/

  • 2 for the delay category: STUTTTER ( a Double Stutter effect (L/R) with even and odd time division)
    and COZMIC ( a 4 asynchronous delay lines plugin inspired by “Cosmos” as requested by a forum user)
  • 4 small utility plugins :
    a Phase inverter
    a Toggle 1 in → 4 outs
    a Xfade to two outs, and
    a switchbox CV assignable.
    Let me know if everything is fine.
    Thanks
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#37

Wow!!! You’re amazing. Thank you for these! Excited to try STUTTER, COZMIC and check the usage/cpu of those utilities against some existing ones!!!

Please keep developing your interesting plugins, MIRRORZ is so cool and it’s just awesome that folks with technical skills like yours are creating new plugins for us!!!

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