Also not mentioned in this thread is that the CLAM network prototyper is able to build ladpsa plugins and is, as far as I know, quite far along the path of being able to build vsts. Given its integration of faust and the versatility of its graphical environment, I would think it a viable candidate. It is actively developed, but the last stable release was over a year ago now.
-michael
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 9:31 AM, Malte Steiner <steiner@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I guess you refer to Faust which can generate several formats and plugins
>
> Isn't one of those languages already able to spit out various plug-in
> formats and/or at least C code? Was it csound, supercollider or chuck?
>
http://faust.grame.fr/
There is also csLadspa which converts csound patches to Ladspa plugins.
But actually you guys lost me a bit, what is so important about the
plugin paradigma? The only benefit I can see is total recall but apart
from it I see no use over using stand alone applications. The plugin
idea comes from closed source environment which doesnt allow to make
interapplication connection like you can do now and here with Jack and
Alsamidi.
Cheers,
Malte
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