pre-built presets

[Taza53]

An optional set of presets that can be downloaded.
Image form another project as an example.

Q: why not use the lyrebird?
A: It's only pulseaudio

Q: It is very easy to make your own presets?
A: yes, but not good ones.

[wwmm]

The main difficulty is creating the "good presets". I don't really have the knowledge to create general purpose presets that could be good for many different people. Is Lyrebird using the rubberband library? If yes I could try to see how they are setting the parameters in each preset.

[Taza53]

Okay, community presets as a part of EE directly is not a very good idea, but something like github.com/wwmm/easyeffects-comunitypresets. But a couple presets built-in would be helpful, especially for new users. Thanks for the link.

[Mlocik97]

I think how it's right now, it's fine... creating repo for community presets is really bad idea, because it would require giving permission to everyone for committing to repo. And it would also require maintaining that is not really possible.
Also preset structure change some time, and all of presets in repo would be invalid, so original author would need to maintain it in "foreign" repo, and creating Pull Request per every change is impractical.

[p-chan5]

I also agree with it. Supporting a new .js configuration file structure requires recreating the preset from scratch (at least for that version).

[Lenzelot]

Hi, new user here. Is it normal that the Community Presets tab is empty? I installed packages lsp-plugins and easyeffects on arch. What does the user have to see entries in this list?

Community Presets tab screenshot

[wwmm]

Is it normal that the Community Presets tab is empty?

In most cases it is. Community presets will only be available if you install preset packages provided by the community. Something like this one https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/easyeffects-digitalone1-presets-git. THese are different fro mthe packages that provide plugins like lsp-plugins.

At this moment community preset packages are not very common.