JSFX

# JSFX

This is a bundle of JSFX and scripts for reaper.

# Installation instructions

The easiest way to use these, is to use Reapack.

#### Step 1: Install Reapack

To do this, please follow the installation instructions here: https://reapack.com/user-guide#installation

#### Step 2: Add this repository to Reapack

The next step is to add the following repository to your reapack: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JoepVanlier/JSFX/master/index.xml

![addrepo](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19836026/110243225-c0e54580-7f59-11eb-9ac8-a656b4f45b6f.png)

#### Step 3: Find and install the plugin you want.

Now it's just a matter of checking out what's on offer and installing those that you want. No worries, it's all free stuff.

 ![findplugin](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19836026/110243353-48cb4f80-7f5a-11eb-8126-0805a0a223af.png)

#### Step 4: Refresh your FX list (or restart Reaper) and find the plugin.

The plugins won't show up until you refresh your FX list or restart reaper.

#### Step 5: Enjoy! :)

Note that everything is permissively licensed, but if you use some of the code in your own works, I'd appreciate a mention. Thanks!

## What if I want to use the plugins in another DAW?

1. There is a great project named [ysfx](https://github.com/jpcima/ysfx) which provides a custom implementation of JSFX.
I've had very good experiences using the VST3 they provide as a JSFX host for the plugins in this repo, but please report any issues you may encounter.
Unfortunately, it seems that the original author is no longer active and the latest plugins don't work anymore.
I have since forked the project and tried to update it a little bit to support the latest plugins.
You can find my fork [here](https://github.com/JoepVanlier/ysfx) or if you just want the releases [here](https://github.com/JoepVanlier/ysfx/releases).


3. If you're on Windows, another alternative is ReaJS: https://www.reaper.fm/reaplugs/
This is the official Cockos JSFX implementation, but it hasn't been updated in a while. Some plugins will just work in ReaJS, but for some others you have to install their ReaJS compatibility version. For this, look here: https://github.com/JoepVanlier/reajs_compatibility. These plugins generally end in `_compat`. Note that they require the regular plugin to be installed as well, since they use the same dependencies.

# Tips

Many of the plugins have tooltips. Hover anywhere for more information.

# The assortment

## Yutani - Bass synth
![lights](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19836026/110242823-0739a500-7f58-11eb-9473-8cd214746b13.gif)

Monophonic/4-voice paraphonic bass synthesizer with some fancy filters and modulation options.

Note: Remember to import the bass presets when you download this thing.

Features:
- Anti-aliased oscillators (saw, square, tri, fin, PWM, comb saw, comb square, supersaw, glottis).
- 26 multi-mode filters of which 21 non-linear anal