Problem loading a project made by Janne (Skiessi)

[epiNoesis]

Here, http://lmms.sourceforge.net/lsp/index_b ... &file=4273

there is the lab128_6.mmpz made by Skiessi.

I have downloaded it in a wave version and sounds perfect, but as I'm trying to learn lmms, I would like to study it's project file.

When I load it, I get the two following errors, multiple times:

Unknown LADSPA plugin G2reverb requested

and

Unknown LADSPA plugin amp_stereo requested

Please tell me where can I find those plugins, so that the project file can load correctly?

[StakeoutPunch]

When you get those errors, it just means that the items listed were not loaded. The project will still load and be playable. Unless the project sounds completely different from the WAV version you have, there shouldn't be much of a problem.

As for finding the actual plugins, I have no idea

[epiNoesis]

Unless the project sounds completely different from the WAV version you have

That is exactly my issue...

[StakeoutPunch]

What sounds different? There is also the issue of samples. While Skiessi (now Syntask) typically used native LMMS samples, he may have used his own for this project. A quick check of all the AudioFileProcessor instances in the project will tell you whether or not you are missing needed samples.

[epiNoesis]

What is the AudioFileProcessor?

[epiNoesis]

What sounds different?

Someone else had the same problem, as we see in the comments here: http://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=4273

And this is what it sounds like: http://picosong.com/yh4N/

[StakeoutPunch]

From what I can gather from previous knowledge of how Syntask puts his songs together, it looks like running newer versions of LMMS will break the project. It definitely sounds like the percussion samples he used are being drastically pitched somehow. I'm sorry I can't look further into it right now (like opening the project myself) but I may have some free time later

AudioFileProcessor is the instrument plugin that loads samples when you double click them or drag them into the main sequence editor window.