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This project is not maintained anymore. I really love open source, but since I started this project I spend a lot of time in researching DSP and a few new modules (The analog delay for example) containing code which took me hours of work to get it done. There will be also a commercial package for VCV Rack in the near future around beginning of 2020. If you are interested in the sources just write me an email - you may obtain a commercial license for a small fee to use it for your own stuff.

NOTE: Bugreports are still very welcome at this site! Please Use the ISSUES section. Thanks!

I hope you can understand my decition and why I went this way.

Cheers, Patrick

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1. Installation

You can obtain the latest release via the VCV Rack package manager, or download and install it manually:

https://github.com/lindenbergresearch/LRTRack/releases

Just download for your architecture and unzip in your Rack folder located in your documents.

2. Build from source

NOTE:

You have to install a C++ environment including a compiler and other commandline tools. For further information about this, check the documentation found here: VCV Rack GIT

The current master has been migrated to 0.6.0dev! So you have to install the correct version of Rack in order to get it running. I suggest to fetch a clean 0.6.xx version of Rack via git and build all from scratch.

You can build the latest release from source, to do so use the following steps:

Clone git to local machine (into Rack/plugins):

    git clone https://github.com/lindenbergresearch/LRTRack.git

After that you should have the latest sources. If you want to build some release, you HAVE to switch to the corresponding TAG! For every released version a TAG exists, be aware that if you check out the current master it could be possible that it contains errors or unfinished modules... it is a current workstate!

To view all tags use:

    git tag

To checkout to a specific tag simply use:

    git checkout <TAG>

Build from sources:

    make dist

If the release could be successfully compiled you can find a zipped file under:

    'dist/LindenbergResearch-xx.xx.xx-<arch>.zip'.

Where xx.xx.xx is filled with the version of the release and with the system you are on (win/mac/lin).

3. Bugs, requests and other issues

Bug reports, change requests, genius ideas and other stuff goes here: ISSUES Thanks to all people who helped to improve the modules and created releases for other architectures in the past! :)