Guitarix rack as a plugin

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Hi everyone!

I'm a bit ashamed because the question I'm about to ask have been answerer already, by Paulo falkTX on IRC some days ago, and I simply forgot it.
That's why I don't really like IRC: No backlog or chat archive, a display glitch and you lose information, but I digress.

The idea here is to be treated as a 1st class guitarist citizen when you want to use Guitarist on a track. Because correct me if I'm wrong, but for now there are only two routes (wel, and a half) :
  • Standalone. You launch Guitarix, : 1 st class: You load a preset and play
  • Plugin: You insert gx* LV2 plugins on your audio track: 2nd class. You're left with dozens of colorful-named plugins, some don't play well with others (on a sonic sense that is, and that just means they work well) trial-and-error, harsh and noisy fiddling and no-pre-sets.
What I want, is to be able to use those musical-artifacts (at least potentially) wonderful presets, but in a DAW context. Just put my "Guitarix" plugin rack in my Qtractor guitar track and have everything in it. Heck, said plugin could even be headless, I mean not expose the controls, just use the presets... I digress again ; And I remember a workaround involving Carla, but I wasn't around my machine at the time...

Is there currently a solution?

Cordialiement,


Yassin Philip

PS - I'll be at Berlin MiniLAC! Sure can't wait to see (and I guess mostly hear :p) you guys :)
-- 
Philippe "xaccrocheur" Yassin
http://manyrecords.com
http://bitbucket.org/xaccrocheur / https://github.com/xaccrocheur
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