Rob van den Berg @rghvdberg@sonomu.club

Of course, sfizz is mainly a vst3 and lv2 plugin for playing sfz samples, but when I learned that it was also a library I realized that my goal of making a sampler instrument was suddenly within reach. Especially the "play from disk" is a very cool feature.
I already had gathered all kinds of examples and tutorials but hadn't found the courage to start working on that. And now I could just *copy code*.

And you get free shit 😁

The engine I use for Drops has hit the milestone 1.0 release.

Congrats on the devs and everyone involved.

Release 1.0.0 · sfztools/sfizz

https://github.com/sfztools/sfizz/releases/tag/1.0.0

Also my foot hurts (a bit more than usual)

Coffee + diclofenac + ibuprofen will surely take care of that.

/me gathers courage to deliver the mail

Daily reminder to copy some code.

btw, I'm in arch

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/drops/

I've released Drops (beta).
Drops is a single audio file sample player plugin in lv2 and vst2 format for linux.

Load an audio file, play it, loop it, pitch shift it, and make it into something entirely new.

more info and downloads https://github.com/clearly-broken-software/drops/releases/tag/v1.0-beta

I hope this plugin will be of use to you.

Here's a picture of my #coffee.

Nice bonus.
Picked up youngest, meanwhile middle kid also arrived home.

This is going well.

Here's a picture of my #coffee.

I miss my kids.
Covid spoiled me with having my kids at home a lot.

Gonna pick up the youngest after my coffee. ♥

I forgot to switch on the coffee machine.

The lousy weather doesn't motivate me to deliver the mail.

Maybe coffee helps.

I fixed this one

printf > gdb

new profile picture thanks to @sexybiggetje