[LAU] Re: Looking for a cLI recordiing solution / ideas, brainstorming

Hermann Meyer <brummer--S0/[email protected]>
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Hi

The only LV2 recording plug I'm aware of is screcord.

https://github.com/brummer10/screcord.lv2

It is made for running on MOD devices, but works as a plain LV2 plug as 
well. It has a mono, stereo and quad recording module. Still there are 
not more controls then start/stop record, vumeters and clipping 
indicators, but they are forwarded to the host so should be usable on CLI.

regards

hermann

Am 25.07.25 um 13:59 schrieb Jeanette C.:
> Hey hey,
> I just heard that Ecasound, as robsut as its code is, is slowly moving 
> out, requiring more and more patches. So I should really look for a 
> new solution.
>
> Why CLI? I had a GUI running on my system, with JACK, and found that 
> Orca was very sluggish, not condusive to fast efficient work. Besides, 
> there are quite a few LV2 plugins which are built on JUCE and JUCE Uis 
> are not accessible on Linux. Last thing I heard, they added 
> accessibility but only to mac and windows.
>
> So back to the commandline. LV2 plugins can be controlled there, 
> mod-host a case in point. Though, admittedly, I found quite a few 
> plugins with quite meaningless parameter ranges. Still, they can be used.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas? Perhaps something that is in its early 
> stages or a UI that was created for testing or automation and might 
> offer more beyond that purpose? -- Any suggestions or hints are 
> welcome. For the time being, Ecasound will run, but its life-cycle 
> looks definitely finite in the foreseeable future.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Jeanette
>
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