Robin Gareus

Looking at the beginning video, this seems to be level per speaker (not phase like in a goniometer). Regardless of the polarity the display will always move towards the speaker...

After `include $(RW)robtk.mk` just add add a single line for extra dependencies. e.g. ``` $(BUILDDIR)$(GUI_NAME)$(LIB_EXT): gui/rtkfil.c ``` to declare additional dependencies. example: https://github.com/x42/meters.lv2/blob/master/Makefile#L444

Keep in mind that calf is still on the list of packages to be removed with the next debian release (when gtk2 is dropped): https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=947713

> is gtk3 going the same path too? Yeah, you'll have a few more years. Then again https://github.com/lv2/lv2/wiki#avoid-gui-frameworks If this project is to continue, calf should first get its act...

> is it possible to remap a cc message value according to a curve? No, not directly. you can obviously generate the mapping for each of the 127 values according...

Mike posted a backtrace, but the link meanwhile expired. The issue was in the LV2's state restore function that and caused a segfault somewhere when setting state to fluidsynth.

As additional datapoint: @mikelupe compiles Ardour himself (no official binary, nor a debian version)

> undefined symbol: g_string_free_and_steal) so the version of glib that comes with Ardour binaries is too old for system-wide fluidsynth. > Comes Ardour with fluidsynth build in? Depends. Official binaries...

Likely an ardour bug. * Do other latent plugins have the same issue? * Does changing the plugin to report 0 latency (or disabling PDC in ardour) help?

In Ardour's plugin GUI, top-left you edit a plugin's latency Or Ardour > Preferences > Appearance > Toolbar > Display Latency Compensation Info -- the toolbar widget has a toggle...