Leigh Marble

Has anyone tried building plug-ins using the JUCE library (for C++)?

"The Juce Audio Plugin toolkit allows a single audio plugin class to be compiled for a variety of plugin formats - currently it supports VST (PC), VST (Mac), and AudioUnit (Mac), with plans to add RTAS in the future."

First I've heard of this, looking for opinions...

juce-library

On 15 janv. 07, at 21:29, Leigh Marble wrote:

> Has anyone tried building plug-ins using the JUCE library (for C++)?

> "The Juce Audio Plugin toolkit allows a single audio plugin class 

> to be compiled for a variety of plugin formats - currently it 

> supports VST (PC), VST (Mac), and AudioUnit (Mac), with plans to 

Remy Muller (at Ircam) is actually working on some plug-in using 

Juce. He seems really happy with that. You can contact him if you 

> Has anyone tried building plug-ins using the JUCE library (for C++)?
>
> http://www.rawmaterialsoftware.com/juce/
>
> This is the part that caught my eye:
>
> "The Juce Audio Plugin toolkit allows a single audio plugin class  
> to be compiled for a variety of plugin formats - currently it  
> supports VST (PC), VST (Mac), and AudioUnit (Mac), with plans to  
> add RTAS in the future."

Remy Muller (at Ircam) is actually working on some plug-in using  
Juce. He seems really happy with that. You can contact him if you  
want more info.

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music

> >>>>>> |sublime music for a desperate people|

> On 15 janv. 07, at 21:29, Leigh Marble wrote:

>> Has anyone tried building plug-ins using the JUCE library (for C++)?

>> "The Juce Audio Plugin toolkit allows a single audio plugin class to 

>> be compiled for a variety of plugin formats - currently it supports 

>> VST (PC), VST (Mac), and AudioUnit (Mac), with plans to add RTAS in 

> Remy Muller (at Ircam) is actually working on some plug-in using Juce. 

> He seems really happy with that. You can contact him if you want more 

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music
> >>>>>> http://www.personal-computer-music.com
> >>>>>> |sublime music for a desperate people|

Emmanuel Jourdan wrote:
> On 15 janv. 07, at 21:29, Leigh Marble wrote:
>
>> Has anyone tried building plug-ins using the JUCE library (for C++)?
>>
>> http://www.rawmaterialsoftware.com/juce/
>>
>> This is the part that caught my eye:
>>
>> "The Juce Audio Plugin toolkit allows a single audio plugin class to 
>> be compiled for a variety of plugin formats - currently it supports 
>> VST (PC), VST (Mac), and AudioUnit (Mac), with plans to add RTAS in 
>> the future."
>
> Remy Muller (at Ircam) is actually working on some plug-in using Juce. 
> He seems really happy with that. You can contact him if you want more 
> info.
>
> Best,
> ej
>
>
>
