VST3 and JUCE 2025
Moderator: Bob L
VST3 and JUCE 2025
Hello again SAC users. Does anyone know if there is any progress regarding VST3 or regarding the problems with JUCE plugins? I'm hoping Bob can do it.
My Setup SAC:
interface - digigramLX646
preamps - Yamaha Ad8hr
Outs - Yamaha DME80-es
protocol audio - Ethersound
I control gain remote
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interface - digigramLX646
preamps - Yamaha Ad8hr
Outs - Yamaha DME80-es
protocol audio - Ethersound
I control gain remote
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Wurst Werner
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Re: VST3 and JUCE 2025
AFAIK Bob is working on VST3 implementation but it seems to be quite difficult.
I use this plugin to get VST3 running in SAC, maybe this helps:
https://www.plugandmix.com/news/n24-P-M ... -is-ready/
I use this plugin to get VST3 running in SAC, maybe this helps:
https://www.plugandmix.com/news/n24-P-M ... -is-ready/
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Re: VST3 and JUCE 2025
Ruben,
I strongly suggest that you peruse my earlier posts on this "subject".
As a past SynthEdit user, I came across many - myself included, that though we were calling ourselves "developers" - all we were, in fact, is just "GUI reconfigure-ers"!
I mean, that many - and I mean, MANY...had ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA whatsoever what it really-and-truly meant to be a programmer. - or the math behind the GUI's we were all re-configuring!!
I mean, consider Valhalla?!? I literally spent hundreds of dollars on their "product"...only to discover after many, many, many hours of troubleshooting, to have the developer to state, that I was the only whom he was ware of that was having issues!! The very same goes for Overloud!!
It is not unlike a slightly modified version of a quote I once heard, "Ya' know! Yestidy I did not know how to spel the wrd "prowgrammer...and today I are one!"
Stay with the genuine article [RML Labs plug-in for one, FabFilter plug-ins for another...].
PS: I do remember a phone conversation with Jeff McClintock, the developer of SynthEdit, and I was told that his environment was written in assembler - so not hooking into the Windows OS was going on. This "apparently" is NOT the case with JUCE - which, as I understand it, is written entirely in C++ [...at least from the source code snippets that I have observed].
My advice - take-it-or-leave it...is to stay away from JUCE altogether!
I do hope that this information helps?
I strongly suggest that you peruse my earlier posts on this "subject".
As a past SynthEdit user, I came across many - myself included, that though we were calling ourselves "developers" - all we were, in fact, is just "GUI reconfigure-ers"!
I mean, that many - and I mean, MANY...had ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA whatsoever what it really-and-truly meant to be a programmer. - or the math behind the GUI's we were all re-configuring!!
I mean, consider Valhalla?!? I literally spent hundreds of dollars on their "product"...only to discover after many, many, many hours of troubleshooting, to have the developer to state, that I was the only whom he was ware of that was having issues!! The very same goes for Overloud!!
It is not unlike a slightly modified version of a quote I once heard, "Ya' know! Yestidy I did not know how to spel the wrd "prowgrammer...and today I are one!"
Stay with the genuine article [RML Labs plug-in for one, FabFilter plug-ins for another...].
PS: I do remember a phone conversation with Jeff McClintock, the developer of SynthEdit, and I was told that his environment was written in assembler - so not hooking into the Windows OS was going on. This "apparently" is NOT the case with JUCE - which, as I understand it, is written entirely in C++ [...at least from the source code snippets that I have observed].
My advice - take-it-or-leave it...is to stay away from JUCE altogether!
I do hope that this information helps?