sdk.steinberg.net

Hi, i just downloaded the VST3 SDK. After building the SDK it is not clear to me how to structure a project to build an own Plug-In. What i could do: Add my project under public.sdk/samples/vst/ and add a corresponding CMakeLists.txt file. But rebuilding most of the SDK each time, does not seem to ...

Using, JUCE, we can code once, compile multiple times, and cover a wide variety of platforms. Previously, we had to write separate AAX code and VST3 code, and then build a separate project in Xcode to "wrap" the VST3 plugin to make an AU version. And we had to write completely distinct co...

I know it is not going to answer your question but I am very curious about your decision to decide to migrate to Juce. What is the motivation exactly? As the author of another vst framework (Jamba https://github.com/pongasoft/jamba) I am always very interested to understand why people use a specific...

On the Mac if I run the editor on my plugin everything the plugin writes to stdout appear on the command line. On Windows 10, if I run the validator then I see the output. But if I run the editor there is no output. And this obviously behave the same way if I start a DAW (ex: Maschine) from the comm...

Hi Yan, thanks for replying. Audio programming is pretty new to me so please excuse any dumb questions ... but regarding adding the samples I was worried about limits. Say if two instruments give a value of 1 on a frame, that would sum to two. Then I would clamp that value ... would that result in ...

When I started, it was very confusing to me how to handle more than one track/instrument (or "mux" if I understand how you call it), but in the end it turns out to be very simple. You simply add (mathematic sum) each instruments... ...and by "adding" it is literally adding (+) ea...

If you wrap your plugin into a VST2 plugin, then Reason (by Propellerhead) can load it and it will use 32 bits.

Yan

I can't thank you enough. I have followed the example jamba sample gain configuration and applied it to my project successfully without having to alter any of my existing plugin code. I like the fact that you leverage the Steinberg SDK but provide a very user friendly tooling to resolve the very is...

I am not sure if that could help you but you could try with the jamba framework https://github.com/pongasoft/jamba You can quickly generate an empty/blank plugin (one command). Then with one command you configure the build Then with one command you build the audio unit plugin You can then examine wh...

As a side note, I tried to simply comment out the test entirely // if (editingEnabled || (width >= minSize.x * scaleFactor && width <= maxSize.x * scaleFactor && height >= minSize.y * scaleFactor && height <= maxSize.y * scaleFactor)) to force it to be executed no matter what...