Single - ended head amplifier simulation inspired by late 1950s Fender “Princeton” and “Champ” amplifier designs, it delivers tight bass, clean mids and highs.
| Command | Action | |
|---|---|---|
| TAB | == | make next controller active |
| SHIFT+TAB | == | make previous controller active |
| UP or RIGHT | == | increase controller value |
| DOWN or LEFT | == | decrease controller value |
| HOME (pos1) | == | set min controller value |
| END | == | set max controller value |
| INSERT | == | set standard value |
| Command | Action | |
|---|---|---|
| + | == | make next controller active |
| - | == | make previous controller active |
| UP or RIGHT | == | increase controller value |
| DOWN or LEFT | == | decrease controller value |
| HOME (pos1) | == | set min controller value |
| END | == | set max controller value |
| INSERT | == | set standard value |
the following packages are needed to build GxBlueAmp:
- libc6-dev
- libcairo2-dev
- libx11-dev
- x11proto-dev
- lv2-dev
note that those packages could have different, but similar names on different distributions. There is no configure script, make will simply fail when one of those packages isn't found.
$ make install
will install into ~/.lv2
$ sudo make install
will install into /usr/lib/lv2