Hello, my goal is to create a VST Plugin (basically a library of sounds, not any effect or thing more complicated).
I’ve searched a lot through internet without luck.
With a framework called JUCE, i’ve achive something (audacity opens the .dll it without problems), but i don’t really know what the framework is doing, i’d like to do it from a “relative scratch”. Using Codeblocks or Visual Studio, and C++ for example.
Anyone knows a good tutorial for begginers in VST?
You might also want to consider other plug-in formats such as Nyquist and LV2, which can be cross-platform.
Nyquist plug-ins are specific to Audacity, but work on Windows, Mac and Linux without modification. They are relatively simple to write (much easier than writing a VST plug-in from scratch). For more information, see: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Plug-ins_Reference
LV2 plug-ins are primarily used on Linux, though it is possible to make LV2 plug-ins work on both Windows and Mac. For more information, see: http://lv2plug.in/
Wow, thanks Steve i wasn’t aware of those other formats of “plugins”, i’ll check one by one the software that are on the list in order to save a lot of time.
LV2 at first sight seem as powerful as VST so could be the way!