rec VS pedalboard

I've been writing C++ since the 1980s. I wrote a commercial application with Juce: https://github.com/rec/rec

It's greatly improved workflow. But not "just". numpy is a better tool for processing arrays of numbers than anything C++ has, particularly if you aren't an expert. (And, wait, I am an expert C++ programmer, and I still prefer Python! Aside from being employed by others, I also wrote a moderately-sized, marginally successful commercial digital audio application in C++.)

Otherwise, you're really getting into C++ world. Probably the best solution is the JUCE system - I wrote a whole application for this some years ago, but it's writing VSTs or AUs is much easier, though still tricky.

It's here. I made some decisions I don't love in hindsight as a solo developer but overall I'm happy with the code.

spotify/pedalboard: audio effects for Python and TensorFlow

pip install git+https://github.com/spotify/pedalboard.git

I haven't tried it yet, but pedalboard is probably your best bet. DawDreamer also looks interesting ...

I found this really cool and promising library called "Pedalboard" but when I try to install it using PIP I get this error message:

Perhaps Spotify Pedalboard might be of interest

pedalboard – A Python library for manipulating audio

Thanks for the suggestions, everybody! I'm going to try writing a python script using this library: https://github.com/spotify/pedalboard to loop through all files in my sample directory and save the processed outputs to a new folder. Hoping it doesn't melt my poor 2018 Macbook Pro - I'll try running it on a smaller folder at first and see how it goes.

Do you want to run the effect online or offline? You can do it offline with: https://github.com/spotify/pedalboard

I think you could do it with this https://github.com/spotify/pedalboard