Oh, and there's already a Sampler developed with JUCE and it's open source. Great place to take a look:
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE

Be sure to be in a positive mood before diving in the code. It's scary lol

 

So true...
But (almost) as scary as the old assembler days is today high performance programming. I looked in-depth modern stuff about that: CPU cache-friendliness, SIMD instructions, multi-core,... and I almost lose my hair. Conclusion: I'm not programming C/C++ again

That's f*cked up, owing money to Steven Slate...

 

No, no, I am talking about the pope! He is the boss of Amazon, right?

 

No, that would be Brazil's president, wouldn't be??

 

Actually, I was thinking about doing some simple stuff that its vst plugins are available commercially, but an open-source version can be just enough.
One of those:
https://www.audiovitamins.com/structure

I don't have Kindle. Is it available on Google book?

 

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https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ph-reweb/europa-demo/index.html?1907180944

 

That's cool, it's a port of a VSTi using WebMidi and WebAudio API.

But it's not a VST. It's performance once you do something not included in the WebAudio API falls dramatically.
Javascript is slow (compared to C++ and even Java or C#) and not real-time friendly. The only way to make a web audio app peformance comparable to the same desktop equivalent is to program it in Webassembly (mainly C++).

Even if you program all you can in webassembly the performance is rougly x4 worse, graphics also degrade. No SIMD, no multicore (they halted multi-threading development because vulnerabilities). No maximum latency guaranteed because you still have to do Javascript, and so on

 

@metaller: you don't need a Kindle. Amazon offers free Kindle apps for Android, PC, etc.

 

The book was about C++. Not about VST programming. Still nice and thanks! But already know C++ .
Also regarding kindle, this is not free. I only got a free month, and after that it charges me.

 

Exactly what we were about to say! Thanks for sharing @Rudy Manterie

Joe

 

Hi Metaller

The book is about C++, yes. but we have more topics coming again in the form of eBook.

Have you subscribed to Amazon Unlimited?

Joe

 

Look at HISE. JUCE, open source.
http://www.hise.audio/
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/

Don't reuse the code (it's GPL, it is allowed only if you open your sources too). But for learning purposes studying the code is the best way. Install plugin, play with it, then inspect sources, read JUCE docs etc., etc., etc.

EDIT: OOPS, Xupito have said about it...

 

No, I just got a free month. I don't plan to subscribe.

It would be nice to have a tutorial on how to actually deploy the code.

Thanks anyway! Your effort is appreciated.

 

Yeah I already tried Hise, I also asked him how much to pay If i like to keep my source code closed. no answer

You know? that you have to pay if you liek to keep code closed and later sell your product...

 

I don't know the details but all JUCE based products have complex licenses.
Though it's not the only commercial framework/library that forces you to pay if you want to release closed source stuff.
In these days when it comes to programming we can use almost literally the most expensive software (Visual Studio, JUCE, even the Intel Performance Primitives, kings of number crunching including ofc FFT/convolution) as long we don't earn money and in many cases keep the source code open.

 

Hi all,

Audio Dev Academy just wanted to say thanks to all of you who downloaded a copy of the C++ eBook from Amazon. If this was you and you enjoyed reading the eBook, please leave us a review on the Amazon store website.

https://www.amazon.com/Lets-talk-Code-programming-beginners-ebook/dp/B07K35XPQ6/

We're a small organisation and approval like a review on Amazon will really help us grow and reach out to more artists looking to learn these skills.

Many thanks and look out for our next free giveaway by following the thread on the forum or on social media.

https://www.instagram.com/audiodevacademy/
https://www.facebook.com/AudioDevAcademy/

Joe

 

I think maybe you clicked poorly...

 

I was too slow.
Can somebody pm me the files please?

 

Hey everyone, we're running this promotion again until Saturday the 19th.

Grab it if you missed it the first time around: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K35XPQ6/

Best
Joe

 

It's a pity there's no free version without major limitations of Blue Cat Audio Plug'n Script.
It uses a scripted language designed for real-time and very easy adaptation to C++ (AngelScript for those interested).
Fast to code/prototype and try, no compiling mess but still fast with JIT, exposes only the things you need for DSP... really cool.