noisecraft VS ava

No problem :)

I should mention that this is open source too: https://github.com/maximecb/noisecraft

Awesome. I've put it online on GitHub over here :D https://github.com/maximecb/noisecraft

Currently I'm working on a version 2.0 (called NoiseCraft) which has some much needed usability enhancements such as undo/redo, group selection, copy and paste, and colorful connections that are easier to follow visually. Many more improvements to follow, and best of all, it's open source, ad-free and non-commercial. Currently this only works in Chrome because Firefox is missing ES6 imports in audioworklet, which should be fixed within a few months.

It needs testing, bug reports and a couple more features. If you are reading this, you can help this project just by using it and sharing things you make to help showcase the application, and let me know if you run into bugs. You can also check out NoiseCraft on GitHub if you would like to report bugs or participate in the implementation.

I worked on Ava sound engine for quite some time. I made it from scratch, in C++. C++ is a good choice for audio-related programs, such as the DAW that inspired development of Ava. I decided to separate the DAW's interface with its processing unit, and Ava was born there. It's still in the development.

Here's the link to repo if you want to check it out!

Anyways, you can check out the Ava sound engine repo from here.

You can check out Ava from here. I frequently update the tasks I'm working on, on this kanban board.

Check out Ava's repository from here.

If it's your first time here, hi! I'm making a DAW and in the process of making that, I'm making a sound engine (called Ava.)

The GitHub repository is public and available here! It doesn't have documentation or a wiki yet. I may use doxygen but I still have to add comments for the code. It does have a kanban board on GitHub so everyone can see how it's progressing.