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Odin 2 Synthesizer Plugin

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Odin 2 Synthesizer

Name: odin2
Brand: odin2
SKU: //TheWaveWarden/odin2
Rating: 2.475 (290 reviews)

This is the home of Odin 2 free VST3, AU and LV2 synthesizer plugin. This repository contains the code to build the project. If you just want to download the synth, get it from https://thewavewarden.com/odin2

Build Instructions

All Platforms

Clone this project with submodules:

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/TheWaveWarden/odin2.git

Now download JUCE 6.0.8. The project is currently build against JUCE 6.0.8. You can use more recent JUCE versions, but the code might need adjustments then. Open the file

odin2/Odin.jucer

with the

Projucer

application from the JUCE main directory. Now generate the build files by pressing

Ctrl + P

inside the

Projucer

. You can close

Projucer

now.

Windows (Visual Studio 2019)

Open the VS2019 solution

odin2/Builds/VisualStudio2019/Odin2.sln

with

VisualStudio2019

and compile the project.

MacOS X (XCode)

Open the XCode project

odin2/Builds/MacOSX/Odin2.xcodeproj

and compile it.

Linux (Makefile)

Open a terminal and navigate to

odin2/Builds/LinuxMakefile

. Now compile the project with

make

. You will most likely hit some errors because header files are not found. You need to find out which packages the header belongs to and install the required packages. For Ubuntu 18.04, the required packages can be installed with

sudo apt install libx11-dev libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev mesa-common-dev libasound2-dev libcurl4-gnutls-dev libcurl4-gnutls-dev

Compiling as VST2 Plugin (All Platforms)

VST2 is no longer licensed by Steinberg. You will need to find the

VST2 SDK

on the internet yourself. Once you have it, open

Odin.jucer

with the

Projucer

again. Navigate to

File -> Global Paths...

and under

VST (Legacy) SDK

insert the path to the

VST2_SDK

folder. Close the window and hit the gear-icon on the top left of the

Projucer

interface. Under

Plugin Formats

enable

VST (Legacy)

. Press

Ctrl + S

and build the project again as described above.

IMPORTANT: Steinbergs licencing prohibits you from distributing any VST2 plugins, unless you've been a registered developer with them since 2018.

Compiling as LV2 Plugin (Linux)

First, you'll need the LV2 headers. On Ubuntu you can install them with

sudo apt install lv2-dev

You'll also need a custom set of JUCE modules from the LV2 Porting Project. Clone the JUCE fork and check out the

lv2

branch, e.g.:

git clone -b lv2 https://github.com/lv2-porting-project/JUCE/ ~/JUCELV2

Now open Odin in your regular Projucer:

/path/to/juce/Projucer odin2/Odin.jucer

Navigate to

File

Global Paths

. In the Field

JUCE Modules

enter, the modules from the repo you just cloned, e.g.:

~/JUCELV2/modules

Close the Dialog and generate the Project again with

Ctrl + P

. Close the Projucer.

Add these lines to

odin2/JuceLibraryCode/AppConfig.h

and make sure they are contained within the user code section: ``` // [BEGINUSERCODE_SECTION]

#define JucePluginBuildLV2 1 #define JucePluginLV2URI "https://www.thewavewarden.com/odin2" #define JucePluginMaxNumOutputChannels 2

// [ENDUSERCODE_SECTION]

The last step is to append a line to the generated Makefile with this command:

echo -e "include ../../LV2.mak" >> odin2/Builds/LinuxMakefile/Makefile ``

Now you can build the project again with

make

as before. Note: Every time you export the project from the

Projucer`, you'll have to append the line to the Makefile again.