Podolski for Linux (rev 2758)

[danboid]

Superb! I can't wait to try this later!

I'll return soon when I have something more useful to say than thanks!

[cajmere]

Tried it yesterday evening and installed it without any troubles.
Loads perfect in bitwig and as far as i tried to use it it's working without any problems.

Using Debian testing/unstable.

[#rob]

For now, to install the newer revision, do the following:

1) Download these two archives:
Revision 2746
Revision 2758

2) Unpack 2746 and install with ./install.sh according to instructions in 1st post.

3) Unpack 2758 and copy the extracted folder Podolski-2758/Podolski/ to /home/USERNAME/.u-he/, replacing the Podolski folder that's already inside the .../.u-he/ folder.

[Maz'Hoot]

I installed it but ardour can't find it...

[#rob]

I'm new to Linux myself, and I don't know much about Ardour... but the manual says this:

Linux VST (LXVST) plugins are distributed as shared library files. They are typically installed in /usr/lib/lxvst, /usr/local/lib/lxvst or a directory mentioned in your LXVST_PATH environment variable.

So I guess you have to add the /home/USERNAME/.vst/ path to your LXVST_PATH env var if it isn't already.

[pc999]

Thanks StudioDave and abique

This is what I get

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pc_fire_beats@pcfirebeats:~$ '/home/pc_fire_beats/Transferências/Podolski-2746/install.sh' ./install.sh
...

Right, all that stuff in quotes - '/home/pc_fire_beats/Transferências/Podolski-2746/install.sh' - shouldn't be there. But it does tell me what you can do next. Open a terminal and enter this command:

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cd /home/pc_fire_beats/Transferências/Podolski-2746/

Then enter :

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./install.sh

And let's see what happens.

Best,

dp

It indeed installed but I dont seem to be able to get it on the arranger (it may be because this is actually the first time I am using VSTs on Bitwig (I have been having lots of fun it BEW instruments)

Here is a print screen if it helps you.

[abique]

pc999, which distribution and which version of the glibc do you have?

[pc999]

Opps the print screen

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater

pc999, which distribution and which version of the glibc do you have?

Ubuntu 14.04 64bits

I have no idea, how to see the version of the glibc.

BTW latest official AMD drivers for 7700HD.

[danboid]

I've only had chance to listen to the presets and play around with a few of them a little bit so far but Podolski seems to be working nicely for me under Ubuntu 14.04 / Tracktion 5.3.9.

Can't wait to play with it more thoroughly soon as its a great sounding synth and it being free and for Linux is a minor miracle.

Thanks again Urs and Abique!

[glokraw]

I have no idea, how to see the version of the glibc.

BTW latest official AMD drivers for 7700HD.

Look in synaptic for libc6. Mine was 2.15, I added
debian testing repository, and upgraded to 2.19.

Abique mentioned this command:

ldd $HOME/.u-he/Podolski/Podolski.so

so I also updated everything in it's output.
With that, and their folder/installer updates,
it's works almost perfect, as tested in qtractor and bitwig.

It does work perfect in reaper/wine
Life is just like that sometimes

[StudioDave]

I have no idea, how to see the version of the glibc.

Try this command in a terminal:

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ldd --version

Mine reports 2.17. However, I believe that the glibc stuff is taken care of by the static build.

Best,

dp

[StudioDave]

I installed it but ardour can't find it...

Run this command in a terminal:

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export LXVST_PATH=$LXVST_PATH:/path/to/your/vsts/

It looks like this for my system:

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export LXVST_PATH=$LXVST_PATH:/home/dlphilp/vst/

Then launch Ardour from the same terminal you ran the export command.

Note that Ardour is finicky about the LXVST_PATH variable, it won't read subdirectories. You'll need to add them to the variable export, e.g. :

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export LXVST_PATH=$LXVST_PATH:/home/dlphilp/vst/:/home/dlphilp/vst/DISTRHO/:/home/dlphilp/vst/Loomer/

and so forth. Bit of a pain, IMO, unless I'm missing something to make it easier. You can add plugins during a session, as long as you rescan via the Plugin Manager window.

Let me know how it goes.

Best,

dp

[heptapod]

I'm super excited about u-he plugins for linux.

Works fine here with renoise on slackware 14.1(64 bit).

[Kott]

Crazy tool! Thank you!

To fix installer, just change line 55 "if" to "fi"

[samplemania]

It's amazing to have at last some high quality plugins for Linux.

This will boost development for native Plugins.