Hi,
I just found out the DSP of Guitarix is done in Faust. So I compiled all *.dsp Files in the source-code as pd-externals using Faust.
I had to fix some dependencies - I just put everything g++ can't find in the "faust"-folder, and did some minor changes to the source code (valve.h and 12ax7.cc):

That's it!
Every external I tried works. Nearly 200 externals, including amp-simulations, tonestacks, stompbox-fx, a lot of building blocks, ...
I could not figure out how the cabinet-simulation works, though - something with IR I guess. Maybe some objects only make sense inside Guitarix. Some are too demanding for this small cpu.
Here is the library I compiled for Raspberry Pi. ( from the LV2 source code ):

guitarix_2_pd_armhf.zip

example helpfile included.
Have fun to try these things and please let me know if you have some hints on how to put the building-blocks in a meaningful order

@royal_orchestra AMAZING! Will try very soon on my rpi.

Cheers~

By the way Tim Quitte just released a new version of his great sounding CAPS- ladspa plugins for realtime guitar use.
http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html
Most of these plugins work very well with ladspa~ on RPI. (Some are too demanding without sse-hardware). Now there is also a light-weight cabinet simulation.
Best regards

I could not figure out how the cabinet-simulation works, though - something with IR I guess.

http://test-king.com/vendor-Juniper.htm
http://test-king.com/vendor-ECCouncil.htm
http://www.usuhs.mil/

Did you or anyone else ever build this for Linux, Mac ,Win, etc?
Completely blown away just by the pi idea, but have yet to venture in to that (hardware) domain.
Thanks, in advance, just for making this Very dramatic move.
-peace

Just found my way back to this (after learning about Pi).
?-is there any way to auto-generate "*-help.pd" files for these?
Figuring out what messages to send them will/would be a bear.

Thanks.
Amazing work!