16th of January, 2018: exciting times are ahead, two new products are by now pretty close to being in a releasable state. First, there’s the standalone plugin 32/64 bit bridge solution targeted at users who only want to use some of their old 32 bit plugins without having to load them in Metaplugin each time. And then, we have a comprehensive plugin analyzer which should fill a longstanding gap in the market… a crossplatform tool to thoroughly measure the output of any effect plugin with high precision, empowering both aspiring and seasoned plugin developers as well as power users who want to know exactly what a specific plugin is doing to their audio material. The new tool will be released for Windows and OSX and support the analysis of 32 and 64 bit VST and AU plugins.

 

Welcome to 2009 http://www.pcjv.de/applications/measurement-programs/ (altho it's only windows)

 

"First, there’s the standalone plugin 32/64 bit bridge solution..."
26 Mar 2009 jBridge v0.50 released (x86 to x64 VST Adapter)

There is no problem with two products filling the same gap, to me.

 

That's pretty dope. I use the VST Plugin Analyser all the time to find out what EQ curves a plugin has or if it has harmonics. It helped me sift through tons of plugins. But it only did 32bit.

 

wow, what if the plugin analyzer will be the best one? or what? plugin industry is overfilled by plugins analyzers? it's better than another 1176 plugins or digitally clean equalizer (which is totally needless after "EQuilibrium + Pro-Q2 + Apqualizr2") or another tape machine or limiter or etc.
VSTPluginAnalyzer is too old and only x86, so f*ck this x64 beta stage which is many-many-many years ago started and nothing new yet... So, Welcome to 2018!

What if their bridge is simple and better and stable than jBridge or so? I use REAPER bridge, it is too stable and good. But what DDMF wants to present, we don't know.

 

Last edited: Jan 18, 2018