JUCE Alternatives
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supercollider
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BespokeSynth
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libui
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JUCE reviews and mentions
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Using a game engine to write a GUI to the OpenBSD package manager
I've done something similar, but with JUCE [1] - which is a very amazing framework for building audio software, plugins, synthesizers and things.
I tell you, there are very few things more satisfying than seeing the same high performance C++ codebase running on Windows, Linux, MacOS, iOS and Android .. and the users don't know, don't care, and remain happily oblivious to the fact that none of the controls they are so gleefully slinging around are native. They Just Work™.
[1] = http://juce.com/
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What's a good gui library to build a DAW on top of?
I didn't see JUCE mentioned yet: https://juce.com/
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Roland Juno X Synthesizer
From a software developer's perspective, ACB is like baking a cake from scratch. ZenCore is like baking a cake from a ready-mix prepackaged box (JUCE)
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[Question] I'm wanting to take an audio file and, using a potentiometer, scrub back and forth through that audio file and playing that in real time, as if I was scratching back and forth on a record or one of those audio card machines.
You're looking for a variable-speed resampling algorithm for an audio file loaded in memory. Will be far easier on a Raspberry Pi. Use JUCE to write it, and control it using a rotary encoder. JUCE already includes a resampler, as well as audio file support, and audio device streaming, so you'd have all you need.
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is the Udemy c++ course work it for newbies?
I’m into audio programming, so I got a copy of JUCE (https://juce.com) and learned some DSP ideas and math, all in C++.
- Elementary Audio: a modern platform for writing high performance audio software
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GUI for software, not games, but lighter than Qt ?
I'm a long-time user of JUCE. It was originally created to make audio software, but it's very usable as a general-purpose GUI framework too. It's similar to the Qt approach (i.e. kitchen-sink approach with their own file abstractions, data structures, all the way up to painting/rendering) but without any weird preprocessor code or (built-in) scripting language. It's pretty quick to compile, and the code is very consistently styled. GPL/Commercial license.
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Developing a VST Plugin
Look into JUCE
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New Book About Scripter
If you want the whole kit and kaboodle learn https://juce.com/
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Advice on getting into DSP.
I started with JUCE (https://juce.com) and this book, Designing Audio Effect Plugins in C++: For AAX, AU, and VST3 with DSP Theory (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1138591939/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_2WDQYKPJYS5BHJAXB0P4).
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How difficult is it to code a VST Plug-in?
I've heard a lot of good stuff about the JUCE framework which tackles GUI and all the heavy boilerplate code for you. Might be mistaken, never researched it myself. But I do know some popular modern VSTs are written with JUCE, for example Helm. Their site claims Korg Gadget is written with JUCE too, and that UVI use JUCE for the GUI code.
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High Level Audio Libraries
Like juce?
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The Danger of Atomic Operations
If you're ever interested in taking a dive into audio programming, check out the JUCE framework. I've been using it for a few years now and it's been a great experience, and it's not as difficult to get started with as you might think!
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Engineer who wants to get into DSP
If you're interested in audio, perhaps check out the JUCE framework. It allows you to easily write VST plugins using C++. Lots of tutorials out there. https://juce.com/
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juce-framework/JUCE is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
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