Re: GuitarMidi-lv2 2.0

Hi all,
I hope some of you have had fun with GuitarMidi-lv2 version.
In the mean time I managed to get it running on the MOD Dwarf, at least
in principle. It needs heavy optimizations though and I'm not quit sure
how low I can get the latency. I think that it will be enjoyable when
used with synths loaded with slower patches.
If you'd like to support me and my efforts you can donate to my github
sponsors https://github.com/sponsors/geraldmwangi

or my paypal (EU-Only)
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3D7ELJYWWJ2BKRQ

I'd like to port it to the anagram from dark glass, the mod duox and
the zynthian,=20
but I have to purchase those first.
Thanks,
Gerald
On Mon, 2026-05-11 at 09:55 +0200, gm-linuxaudio.privatize920 at
passmail.net wrote:
> Hi. Its been quite some time since I've participated on this list.
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> GuitarMidi-lv2 is my attempt at realtime polyphonic guitar to midi
> transcription.
> I'm happy to announce GuitarMidi-lv2 2.0
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> https://github.com/geraldmwangi/GuitarMidi-LV2/releases/tag/v2.0
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> The readme at https://github.com/geraldmwangi/GuitarMidi-LV2=C2=A0has
> instructions on how to install and use it, as well as a donation link
> Here's the announcement video:
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DJ7pngo04uuM
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> I welcome contributions of any kind.
> My plans beyond improving the model are:
> * port the plugin to the mod dwarf and other linux powered devices
> * end of the year produce a vst=C2=A0 (for windows/ mac and linux,under a
> new brandname ) to support the project financially
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> GuitarMidi-lv2 will always stay under active development and be
> opensource.=C2=A0
> For transparency: training of the neural net is costly, so I want to
> make this project sustainable with a business. The windows/mac/linux
> vst will be a closed source
> layer on top of the opensource lv2 plugin and I will allow myself to
> add some features I code (!)
> only to the vst on a case by case basis,
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> *however all updates to the neural net and of course your
> contributions
> will always be in the open source layers*=C2=A0
> and I will see to it that the top contributors get a good share of
> any
> profits made from the plugin=20
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> I look forward to your tests of the plugin and your overall response
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> Gerald