TAP-plugins
Author: Tom Szilagyi
Description: Tom's Audio Processing plugins for audio engineering on the Linux platform.
Keywords: TAP-plugins TAP Reverb Editor Reverberator Equalizer EQ Vibrato Tremolo Echo Tom Szilagyi LADSPA JACK Plugin Linux Audio

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TAP-plugins
Tom's Audio Processing plugins
for audio engineering on the Linux platform
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# About the TAP-plugins project

This website holds information concerning some audio software usable on UNIX-like operating systems, particularly GNU/Linux. The project producing this software started out in January 2004 when the author took the plunge of using Linux Audio (particularly Ardour) in his recording studio. Initially four LADSPA plugins were written, but the number of available plugins steadily increased over time. New plugins are still being actively developed.

It was in early June 2004 that the author realized he needed a reverb solution with such flexibility that a LADSPA plugin could never provide; not because the sound processing was lacking, but user accessibility to the internal structure and variables of the reverb algorithm was needed. As a result, TAP Reverb Editor was written as a separate JACK application.

Today the project provides two software packages for download:

- tap-plugins: A set of LADSPA plugins.
- tap-reverbed: TAP Reverb Editor, a separate JACK app.

Please go to the SourceForge project page to download any of these packages.

As a supplement, this website (which acts both as a homepage and as a manual for all TAP-plugins software) is available for download as a separate package called tap-plugins-doc (get it from the SourceForge project page). However, because the online version may be updated or corrected between releases, you may want to take a look at it if you feel something is outdated or plain wrong in the latest tarball.

# Announcements and Feedback

Announcements of new versions of any TAP-plugins packages will be sent to the Linux Audio Developers mailing list. Announcements of greater ("milestone") releases will be CC:-ed to Linux Audio Users and Linux Audio Announce as well.

TAP-plugins is being developed by Tom Szilagyi. You can send him mail to <tszilagyi at users dot sourceforge dot net>. (You should generally receive a reply in 48 hours, if your mail deserves it; please note that I have a life, I have to sleep sometimes and I live on the other side of the planet.) If you would like to start public discussion about TAP-plugins, please send your mail to the Linux Audio Developers or Linux Audio Users mailing list, depending on the nature of your mail (I am subscribed to both lists).

Please write if you have problems compiling or running any of this software, or you feel some plugin does something different than it should. The author is not a professional programmer, and he is no DSP guru either; so if you find something isn't right then it probably ain't. So please write -- unreported bugs never get fixed.

In one word: any feedback is most appreciated.

# License and Disclaimer

TAP-plugins are released under the GNU General Public License, version 2. See the file COPYING (included in the tarball releases of all software packages) for details.

DISCLAIMER: The plugins described here are available to you free of charge, and you are welcome to examine their internal workings, modify and re-distribute them. But keep in mind that TAP-plugins is provided "AS IS", and it comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY of any kind, either expressed or implied, included, but not limited to, the implied warranties of MERCHANTABILITY and FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Again, see the file COPYING for details.

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