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So lets pick up the bits and pieces . . .
 
So lets pick up the bits and pieces . . .
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So we choose a new effect . . .
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and there we have our new effect Stereo DJ X-Fade . . .
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with the parameters . . .
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Command Line Method ( Historic) . ..
    
A Putty connection to the relevant machine . . .
 
A Putty connection to the relevant machine . . .
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For those, that words like git have little meaning, Wikipedia says
 
For those, that words like git have little meaning, Wikipedia says
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which is:- I’ve opened the clone dialog to show how this can be picked up from the site itiself… at github which surprise, surprise is a place for git repositories to hang out.
 
which is:- I’ve opened the clone dialog to show how this can be picked up from the site itiself… at github which surprise, surprise is a place for git repositories to hang out.
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We can now use the cd command to move into the directory that the git clone command has magically created for us.
 
We can now use the cd command to move into the directory that the git clone command has magically created for us.
    
and we can see that the files structure from the repo has been ‘cloned’ to our directory in root.
 
and we can see that the files structure from the repo has been ‘cloned’ to our directory in root.
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So onwards . . . .
 
So onwards . . . .
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so after make . . . .
 
so after make . . . .
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we can see some response and notice it’s now built a directory called build
 
we can see some response and notice it’s now built a directory called build
    
which contains two text files and an .so file
 
which contains two text files and an .so file
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the so file :face_with_monocle:
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An .so file is a compiled library file. It stands for “Shared Object” and is analogous to a Windows DLL.
 
An .so file is a compiled library file. It stands for “Shared Object” and is analogous to a Windows DLL.
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so we are running make again but with the install command which is actually defined in the Makefile, and a specific setting of a parameter called prefix with a specific value
 
so we are running make again but with the install command which is actually defined in the Makefile, and a specific setting of a parameter called prefix with a specific value
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and just checking we can see the file that the make install has created.
 
and just checking we can see the file that the make install has created.
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notice these are owned by root, which is why the sudo would have been needed.
 
notice these are owned by root, which is why the sudo would have been needed.
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enable the plugin in the webconf
 
enable the plugin in the webconf
 
and checking it seems to be there . . . :smiley: ( I’m not sure how but hey …!)
 
and checking it seems to be there . . . :smiley: ( I’m not sure how but hey …!)
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and there it is in the lv2 menu in webconf . . .
 
and there it is in the lv2 menu in webconf . . .
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So we choose a new effect . . .
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and there we have our new effect Stereo DJ X-Fade . . .
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sadly the encoder for A A+B B only selects those values not a gradual fade… . . .
 
sadly the encoder for A A+B B only selects those values not a gradual fade… . . .
 
But this is probably because I now realise it’s a stereo input device so has 4 inputs that ar being mapped to 2 so that might well explain it…
 
But this is probably because I now realise it’s a stereo input device so has 4 inputs that ar being mapped to 2 so that might well explain it…
    
:smiley:
 
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