I’m figuring out how to use the ELK software with Sushi.
Following this tutorial I am able to use my MIDI keyboard to control a synthesizer.
My next step would be to have my input signal pass through straight to the output. As described here.
But I don’t understand the following sentence:
These are simple integrated plugins that can be instantiated in a JSON config using the type “internal” and choosing one of the available options for the “uid” field.
Where can I find how to do this, and later how can I add a VST to modify my input signal?
If you have a Raspberry Pi running with Elk, you can check the ~/config_files folder for several configuration file examples the demonstrate both cases that you refer to.
The file ~/config_files/mda-vst2-configs/config_play_arp_mda_link.json for example, instantiates an internal arpeggiator.
Thanks for the reply,
I’m still trying to figure out how to change or create a new config file.
I’m able to find the rootfs partition and i have located the home/mind/ folder where various plugins and config files are located.
But everything is set to read only, do I need to be able to modify this?
I would like to test other plugins such as the mdaOverdrive.so, and also one of my own plugins later on.
Is it even needed to create a new config file for this? or are there other methods.