Source: astriid-amisampler
Section: sound
Priority: optional
Maintainer: 3rdp4r7yr3p0 <3rdp4r7yr3p0@gmail.com>
Build-Depends:
 debhelper-compat (= 13),
 build-essential, clap-juce-extensions-src, cmake, dh-exec, juce-7.0.12-dev, ladspa-sdk, libasound2-dev, libcurl4-openssl-dev, libfontconfig-dev, libfreetype-dev, libglu1-mesa-dev, libjack-jackd2-dev, libx11-dev, libxcomposite-dev, libxcursor-dev, libxext-dev, libxinerama-dev, libxrandr-dev, libxrender-dev, lv2-dev, mesa-common-dev, pkgconf, procps, xvfb,
Standards-Version: 4.6.2
Rules-Requires-Root: no
Homepage: https://github.com/astriiddev/Ami-Sampler-VST
Vcs-Git: https://github.com/astriiddev/Ami-Sampler-VST.git
Vcs-Browser: https://github.com/astriiddev/Ami-Sampler-VST

Package: astriid-amisampler
Architecture: all
Depends: astriid-amisampler-clap, astriid-amisampler-lv2, astriid-amisampler-vst, astriid-amisampler-vst3,
Suggests: astriid-amisampler-standalone,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (meta-package).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This meta-package provides an easier way to install the "_astriid_ Ami
 Sampler" standalone application(s) and clap, lv2, vst, vst3 plugin(s).

Package: astriid-amisampler-standalone
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends},
Suggests: astriid-amisampler-data,
Provides: astriid-amisampler-plugin,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (standalone application(s)).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This package provides the "_astriid_ Ami Sampler" standalone application(s).

Package: astriid-amisampler-data
Architecture: all
Depends: astriid-amisampler-plugin,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (data files).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This package provides data files for the "_astriid_ Ami Sampler" standalone
 application(s) and plugin(s).

Package: astriid-amisampler-clap
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends},
Suggests: astriid-amisampler-data,
Provides: astriid-amisampler-plugin,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (clap plugin(s)).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This package provides the "_astriid_ Ami Sampler" clap plugin(s).

Package: astriid-amisampler-lv2
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends},
Suggests: astriid-amisampler-data,
Provides: astriid-amisampler-plugin,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (lv2 plugin(s)).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This package provides the "_astriid_ Ami Sampler" lv2 plugin(s).

Package: astriid-amisampler-vst
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends},
Suggests: astriid-amisampler-data,
Provides: astriid-amisampler-plugin,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (vst plugin(s)).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This package provides the "_astriid_ Ami Sampler" vst plugin(s).

Package: astriid-amisampler-vst3
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends},
Suggests: astriid-amisampler-data,
Provides: astriid-amisampler-plugin,
Description: 8-bit Sampler inspired by the sound of the Commodore Amiga (vst3 plugin(s)).
 The Commodore Amiga revolutionized the home computer when it hit the shelves
 in 1985. Not only sporting colourful 16-bit graphics but also boasting
 four channels of 8-bit sampled audio. With sample sequencing software like
 ProTracker and OctaMED, it was the first computer that allowed its users
 to record and sequence instruments into a full song; inspiring musicians,
 programmers, graphic designers, and hackers to show what they could really
 do with the new technology that the Amiga gave them. And while its specs may
 seem like they pale in comparison to more modern computers, its sound and
 legacy continue to inspire people to this day.
 .
 The Ami Sampler brings that feel and that sound into the modern world of
 Digital Audio Workstations. Obviously heavily inspired by the Amiga, as well
 as Protracker and Fasttracker, it also draws inspiration from last trackers
 like Triton's Fasttracker II and Milkytracker in addition to some modern
 sampler VST plugins. While in no way an emulator nor a recreation of the
 limitations that the late 80s software had, the Ami Sampler strives to take
 the classic sound of the Amiga but still allow it to stand up with a modern
 DAW setting.
 .
 This package provides the "_astriid_ Ami Sampler" vst3 plugin(s).

